Note
The Netskope on-premises hardware appliances were retired on 03/31/2025. Refer to EOA for the Netskope On-Premises Hardware Appliance for more details.
If you would like to continue with an on-premises solution, you can deploy a virtual appliance. Virtual appliances are supported on the on-premises platform with hypervisor support from ESXi, KVM, and Hyper-V as well as public cloud support from AWS, GCP, and Azure.
The Netskope On-Premises Appliance can be used as a forward proxy to inspect web traffic or be used as a log parser for Risk Insights. The following topics explain how to configure the on-premises appliance in these modes.
- Threat Protection
- Configure Appliances in a Cluster for Scalability
- Export or Import Configurations
- Manage the Appliance
- Upgrade the Appliance Software
- Factory Reset Appliance
- Optional Configurations
- CDPP for Appliance
- Remove an Appliance
- EOA for the Netskope On-Premises Hardware Appliance
- EOL/EOS for DPoP r99
- EOL for the Secure Forwarder Steering Function
- Overview of Netskope On-Premises Appliance
- Physical Setup
- Configure the On-Premises Appliance
- Configure the Management Appliance
- Configure the Log Parser Appliance on the Management Plane
- Deploy High Availability for Explicit Proxy
- Configure TAP Mode
- Configure the Dataplane On-Premises (DPoP) Appliance
- Advanced Configurations
- Configure Log Uploads