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Service Gateway Management

A Service Gateway appliance can bridge your on-premises or third-party products through use of specialized services.

The Service Gateway provides connections to on-premises products, agents, and third-party applications deployed within your organization's network, providing visibility and allowing management of connected applications through Service Gateway Management. The Service Gateway Management screen (Workflow and Automation > Service Gateway Management) provides an overview of connected Service Gateways.

Note:

The newly enhanced Service Gateway Management 2.0 provides advanced service capabilities and better resource utilization. Migrate existing Service Gateway 1.0 appliances now. The Service Gateway Management 1.0 console only appears to customers still managing older appliances.

Action	Description
Deploy a Service Gateway	Click Download Virtual Appliance to open the Service Gateway Virtual Appliance panel. Follow the steps for your virtualization software to deploy the Service Gateway virtual appliance. Before deploying your Service Gateway, ensure that your appliance meets the minimum requirements and that your network topology meets your needs. For more information, see Getting Started with Service Gateway.
Check Service Gateway details	Click a name in the Service Gateway column to view the Service Gateway screen. You can manage services from the Service Gateway screen.
Configure Service Gateway settings	Click the gear icon in the Action column to open the Service Gateway Settings panel. For more information, see Configuring Service Gateway Settings.
Manage Service Gateway storage	Click the name of the Service Gateway you want to manage, and then click the settings icon () next to the storage information to manage storage settings. For more information, see Managing Service Gateway Storage.
Disconnect a Service Gateway	Click the trash icon in the Action column to disconnect a Service Gateway. Disconnecting deletes the Service Gateway settings and usage data stored on Service Gateway Management.
Manage the API key	Click the Manage API Key button to obtain or update the API key. The API key is required for Suspicious Object List synchronization and TippingPoint log forwarding. You can also view the connected Service Gateways and services using the current API key.