draft-not-used-Test Your Destinations
When you finish configuring Secure Access, we recommend that you check your Secure Access policy rules. You can evaluate a policy rule by pointing your browser to one of our test destinations. To learn how to test a policy rule with File Inspection enabled, see Test File Inspection.
After you have tested your Secure Access configurations successfully, you will see a page similar to the following:
The following table lists the URL or IP address, type of security event, and description for each Secure Access test destination.
Test URL | Security Event Type | Description |
---|---|---|
welcome.secureaccess.com | Test that you have configured your system to use Cisco Secure Access. | |
examplemalwaredomain.com | Malware | Test that Secure Access is protecting you against domains with malware threats. |
examplebotnetdomain.com | Command and Control Callback | Test that Secure Access is protecting you against domains with Command and Control Callback threats. |
exampleadultsite.com | Adult content | Test that Secure Access is configured to block access to sites with adult content. |
www.internetbadguys.com | Phishing | Test that Secure Access is configured to protect you from accessing phishing domains. |
phish.opendnstest.com | IP phishing test page | Test that Secure Access is configured to protect you against IP and IP-based URL phishing threats. |
ssl-proxy.opendnstest.com | SSL decryption | Test that Secure Access is configured with SSL decryption enabled. |
Add Punycode Domain Name to Destination List < Test Your Destinations > Manage Application Lists
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