Virtual Appliance

The Netskope Virtual Appliance can be used to steer traffic, as a log parser to discover cloud apps in your environment, or as a Dataplane On-Premises appliance (DPoP) to act as a proxy server. The following topics explain how to configure the virtual appliance in these modes.

• Virtual Appliance Overview
• Configure the Interfaces
• Install a Virtual Appliance
• Configure the Virtual Appliance
• Configure the System, DNS, 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
• Upload Logs using SFTP
• EOL for the Secure Forwarder Steering Function
• Modify the Timezone on the OPLP
• Optional Configurations
• Advanced Options
• Monitor the OPLP Status
• Configure the Dataplane On-Premises (DPoP) Appliance
• 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