Bypass

When the default client policy is applied to a web request, the Bypass rule set processes the request initially. When the bypass ruleset is matched for a given traffic, all further rule processing stops only if there is a rule (Custom or Preset) that matches the incoming intercepted traffic.

To bypass a client-server:

1. Navigate to Policy > Skyhigh Client > Policy.
2.  Under the policy, select Bypass ruleset.
   The Bypass rules appear.
   
   
3. In the Preset Rules section, configure the required Bypass rules.
   The following are the rules and their function:
   • Bypass Domains. Traffic to domains in this list is sent directly to the destination without being intercepted by Skyhigh Client.
   • Bypass Destination IPs. Traffic to IP addresses in this list is sent directly to the destination without being intercepted by Skyhigh Client.
   • Bypass Ports. Traffic to ports in this list is sent directly to the destination without being intercepted by Skyhigh Client.
   • Bypass Processes. Traffic from processes in this list is sent directly to the destination without being intercepted by Skyhigh Client.
   • Bypass All Local Traffic. Traffic from local subnets is sent directly without being intercepted by Skyhigh Client.
   • Bypass Windows Core Generated Traffic. The Skyhigh Client bypasses traffic from OS Core components.
   • Bypass Traffic When Client is On-Premises or Connected via VPN. The Skyhigh Client bypasses traffic from endpoints when connected to the corporate network directly or via vpn. 
   • Bypass All Non-Private Application Traffic. All the internet-bound traffic is bypassed and sent directly to the actual destination without being intercepted by Skyhigh Client.
   • Bypass All Private Application Traffic When Client is On-Premises or Connected via VPN. The Skyhigh Client bypasses all private access traffic from endpoints when connected to the corporate network directly or via vpn