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Quick Start for Network AgentWorksheet 4: Network Interface Card (NIC) Settings (use once per NIC)When you reach Network Interface Card (NIC) Settings, page 13, enter this data into WebsenseManager via Server > Settings > Network Agent > Global Settings > Network Agent IP > NIC-#NIC IdentificationMonitor traffic passing through this NIC?NIC IP addressYes / NoIf Yes, click Monitoring on screen and choose one answer:How much of the network should be monitored by this NIC for internet and protocol requests?All (all machines in the network segment seen by this NIC)NoneSpecific machines and ranges in this segment (Add IP addresses/ranges below.)Single IP addresses:IP addressIP addressIP addressIP addressIP addressRanges of IP addresses, no overlap. Overlaps can cause inefficiencies in your network andlead to duplicate block messages and duplicate logging entries.IP address -- IP addressIP address -- IP addressIP address -- IP addressExceptions (do not monitor internet and protocol requests for these IPs seen by thisNIC). (Network Agent could safely ignore requests made by the CPM Server machine.)IP addressIP addressIP addressIP addressActivities and CommunicationName the NIC that activates blocking (NIC name): This is typically the same NICused for monitoring. However, if a stealth NIC (a NIC without an IP address) ismonitoring, it cannot also be used for blocking. Also, if your switch does not offer bidirectionalport spanning, you must use two NICs on the machine: one for monitoringand a second NIC (identified here) for blocking.Level of HTTP Monitoring (choose one) Filter and log HTTP requests (default for Stand-Alone Mode)Log HTTP requests (option only if integration product does the filtering)Protocol Management (select all that apply) Filter protocol requests not sent over HTTP ports?Measure bandwidth by protocol?Quick Start 7 Network Agent