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The Exinda Appliance can identify traffic that is served through an anonymous proxy and classify it as the Anonymous
Proxy application. As such, any anonymous proxy traffic appears on the real-time monitoring screen and on other
monitoring reports as"Anonymous Proxy", and can then be controlled by the Optimizer.
Screenshot 158: The Anonymous Proxy application is shown on the real-time monitoring screen.
The Optimizer policy configuration form below shows how to create an Optimizer policy that will block anonymous
proxy traffic.
NOTE
By default, the Anonymous Proxy application is part of the Recreational application group. This means that any policy
that references the
Recreational application group will also be referencing the Anonymous Proxy application. If you
want to block anonymous proxy traffic, the anonymous proxy discard policy must be above (earlier than) any policy
that references the Recreational application group in the Optimizer policy tree.
Screenshot 159: Blocking Anonymous Proxies using the Optimizer.
3.6 Managing Exinda Appliances with EMC
The appliances list shows the appliances that are being managed in the Exinda Management Center. The list shows
inventory details, online/offline communication status, and configuration status. You can move the appliances to
configuration groups or to the not deployed (unallocated) group. You can also import the network object configuration
and the policy configuration from an appliance into the library. You can launch the Web UI of the appliance by clicking
on the IP address. Note that it is a simple launch of the UI. If the appliance is subject to NAT, then the Web UI will not be
available.