Appliances
Appliances
Netskope appliances, both on-premises and virtual, can be used to control management and data plane functions, plus on-premises log parser (OPLP) functions. Secure Forwarder is an on-premises virtual appliance that enables trusted access to your tenant instance in the Netskope cloud. The following articles provide instructions for configuring the appliances.
Articles
- On-Premises Appliance
- 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
- Configure the Dataplane On-Premises (DPoP) Appliance
- Configure Log Uploads
- Threat Protection
- Configure Appliances in a Cluster for Scalability
- Deploy High Availability for Explicit Proxy
- Configure TAP Mode
- Advanced Configurations
- Optional Configurations
- Export or Import Configurations
- Manage the Appliance
- Upgrade the Appliance Software
- Factory Reset Appliance
- Remove an Appliance
- CDPP for Appliance
- EOA for the Netskope On-Premises Hardware Appliance
- EOL/EOS for DPoP r99
- EOL for the Secure Forwarder Steering Function
- Virtual Appliance
- Virtual Appliance Overview
- Configure the Interfaces
- Install a Virtual Appliance
- Configure the Virtual Appliance
- Installing Modular Upgrades for OPLP and DPoP
- Configure the System and Certificates
- Restore a Virtual Appliance from a VMware Snapshot
- Virtual Appliance Configuration Scenarios
- Factory Reset Appliance
- Create a DLP Exact Match Hash from a Virtual Appliance
- Configure Log Uploads
- Remove an Appliance
- EOL/EOS for DPoP r99
- Log in to the Appliance
- EOL for the Secure Forwarder Steering Function
- Modify the Timezone on the OPLP
- Optional Configurations
- Advanced Options
- Monitor the OPLP Status
- Configure Appliances in a Cluster for Scalability
- Export or Import Configurations
- Upgrade the Virtual Appliance
- Migrate the Virtual Appliance to a 103.0.0.338
- OPLP Alerts and Event Descriptions
