Manage Sites

Enter a unique name for the site. The site name can contain upto 64 characters.

Click the location of the site on the map or enter the coordinates or location in the search field to choose the location. Choosing a location automatically updates the fields for country and time zone.

Select the country where the site is located.

If you select a location on the map, or enter coordinates or location, the field is updated with the respective country. However, if you select a country from the drop-down list, the same is not reflected on the map.

Select the timezone of the site.

If you select a location on the map, or enter coordinates or location, the field is updated with the respective timezone. However, if you select a country from the drop-down list, the same is not reflected on the map.

Enter additional information about the site. Notes can contain up to 1000 characters.

Select the site groups to which the site should belong, if any.

If no site group is available, you can type a name for the site group and press Enter to create the site group.

Site Proxy

You can use a proxy server as an intermediary between your local network and the Internet. Using a proxy server can provide extra security as well as more control over your network.

To integrate a proxy server, enter the proxy URL. The recommended format is: http://user:password@proxy.internal:8080.

Once site proxy is enabled, all the traffic will then go through the proxy server. The proxy server will change the client’s IP address to its own and send the traffic to the remote system. The traffic from the remote system will be handled in the same way.

Webhooks

Webhooks enable you to get notifications on third-party applications when the events that you have subscribed for occur. If you enable webhooks, you must select the type of events for which you want to receive notifications.

• Status: Select to enable or disable webhooks. The values are:

  • Enabled: Webhooks is enabled and you can get notifications on third-party applications when events you have subscribed to occur in the organization.

  • Disabled: Webhooks is not enabled and you cannot get notifications on third-party applications when events occur in your organization.

• Webhook Type: The format in which the notifications are sent to third-party applications.

  • HTTP POST

  • Splunk

• Name: Enter the name of the server or application to which notifications for subscribed events are to be sent.

• URL: Enter the URL of the server or application where the notifications are to be sent when a subscribed event occurs.

• Topics: Select the events for which you want to receive webhook notifications.

Advanced Settings

• Verify Certificates: Enable or disable certificate verification.

• Secret: Enter the secret to validate that the notifications received are from valid hosts.

• Custom Headers: Webhook custom headers are key-value pairs that provide additional information about the notifications.

  You can add multiple custom headers to:

  • Provide additional information in plain text, along with the default headers, about the webhook notifications being sent to the configured endpoint.

  • Provide security, such as API keys, to verify end-to-end data integrity, for authorization, and so on.

  Click the Add Header to add webhook headers.

  • Key—Enter a unique key.

  • Value—Enter a unique value for the key. The value can contain alphanumeric characters.

  Click the Delete icon (trash can) to remove the webhook headers.