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Preface: Introducing the Content Policy Language
The Content Policy Language (CPL) is a powerful, flexible language that enables you to specify a variety
of Web-access policies. ProxySG policy is written in CPL, and every Web request is evaluated based on
the installed policy. The language is designed so that policies can be customized to an organization’s
specific set of users and unique enforcement needs.
CPL uses the settings created when you configured the ProxySG to your specifications.
CPL has the following capabilities:
• Fine-grained control over various aspects of ProxySG behavior.
• Layered policy, allowing for multiple policy decisions for each request.
• Multiple actions triggered by a particular condition.
• Flexibility of user-defined conditions and actions.
• Convenience of predefined common actions and transformations.
• Authentication-aware policy, including user and group configuration.
• Support for multiple authentication realms.
• Configurable policy event logging.
• Built-in debugging.
About the Document Organization
This document is organized for easy reference, and is divided into the following sections and chapters:
Table 2.1: Manual Organization
Chapter 1 – Overview of Content Policy
Language
This chapter provides an overview of CPL, including concepts, CPL
basics, writing and troubleshooting policy and upgrade/downgrade
issues.
Chapter 2 –
Managing CPL
Building upon Chapter 1, this chapter discusses understanding
transactions, timing, layers, and sections, defining policies, and best
practices.
Chapter 3 –
Conditions
This reference guide contains the list of conditions that are supported
by CPL and provides an explanation for the usage.
Chapter 4 –
Properties
This reference guide contains the list of properties that are supported
by CPL and provides an explanation for the usage.
Chapter 5 –
Actions
This reference guide contains the list of actions that are supported by
CPL and provides an explanation for the usage.
Chapter 6 –
Definitions
This reference guide contains the list of definitions that are
supported by CPL and provides an explanation for the usage.
Appendix A –
Glossary
Terms used in this manual are defined in this appendix.
Appendix B – Troubleshooting
Using policy trace properties is explained in this appendix.
Appendix C – Recognized HTTP Headers This appendix lists all recognized HTTP 1.1 headers and
indicates how the
ProxySG interacts with them.