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Enabling or disabling Guest Image parameter settings using the Web UI

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Use the Settings > Configuration page to enable or disable the guest image parameter settings:

On this page, you can set multiple parameter settings at one time.

Prerequisites

  • An established connection between the Network Security appliance and the Internet

  • Administrator or Operator access to the Network Security appliance

Guidelines

Use the following guidelines when configuring your guest image parameter settings:

  • User name, domain name, host name, and computer name fields accept alphanumeric characters, a dot ("."), a dash ("-"), and an underscore ("_").

  • To delete entries, you must clear the field or click the trash can icon.

  • After you enter information into field parameters (such as file path names, URLs, credentials, and directories), the system will run a validation test. If an entry is invalid, you will be prompted to resolve the error before the entry is added to the list. You then can proceed to the next parameter field.

  • Passwords are not validated.

  • You must click Save at the bottom of the page to save your changes.

To enable or disable the guest image parameter settings:

  1. Go to the Guest Images page. Click Settings > Guest Images > Configuration.

  2. Select the Enable Guest Images Configuration checkbox to enable the feature.

    To disable the feature, clear the Enable Guest Images Configuration checkbox.

  3. Click Apply to turn on the parameter setting display area. The following message appears:

    EX_GuestImageParameters_saved_scap.png

    Note

    Guest image parameter configuration is disabled and the fields are empty by default.

    You cannot revert to the factory guest image settings (empty fields) after you have configured and saved your parameter settings.

    When you disable and re-enable guest image parameter settings, your last saved settings can be modified or cleared.

    EX_GuestImagesConfig_scap.png
  4. Enter one or more of the following configuration settings:

    Parameter group

    Fields

    Description

    Response

    User Name

    —

    Name of user

    —

    Domain Name

    —

    Name of domain

    —

    Host Name

    —

    Name of host

    —

    Computer Name

    —

    Name of computer

    —

    Windows Recent Files

    File Path

    List of file path names

    Enter a file path name. For example, c:\windows\sample.txt.

    Office Recent Files

    Office Recent

    File Path

    Name of file path

    Enter a file path name. For example, c:\office\recent. txt.

    Browser History

    Browser History URL

    List of URLs

    Enter a URL. For example, http://www.google.com.

    Honey Credentials

    Type

    System or Browser

    Enter a honey credential that includes type (system or browser), user name, and password. For example, browser:john.smith: honey_password123.

    User Name

    Name of user

    —

    Password

    Password for authenticating honey credential

    —

    Honey Files

    Honey File

    List of honey file path names

    —

    Honey Directories

    Honey Directory

    List of honey directory path names

    —

    DNS Cache Entries

    Host Name

    Host name entry

    —

    IP

    IPv4 address

    —

    Host File Entries

    Host Name

    Host name entry

    —

    IP

    IPv4 address

    —

    Outlook Account

    User Name

    Outlook user name

    —

    Password

    Password for authenticating Outlook account

    —

    FTP Account

    Host Name

    FTP host name

    —

    User Name

    FTP user name

    —

    Password

    Password for authenticating FTP account

    —

    Skype User Account

    User Name

    Skype user name

    —

    Password

    Password for authenticating Skype account

    —

  5. Click Save to save your changes.