IntroductionWFilter supports various ways to filter web surfing activity:
1. Block Web Surfing CompletelyWhen enabled, all HTTP web surfing will be blocked, except for domains in the “Websites Exception List”. 1.1 Add a new blocking level, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 1 1.2 Set a proper “Level Name” and “Level Desc”, check the “Block Web Surfing”. If you want to display a blocking page when blocked, you need to enable “Display a Deny Page When Blocking”, as in Figure 2: ![]() Figure 2 1.3 Apply this new blocking level to certain users in “User-computer Table”, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 3 1.4 Websites will be blocked, as in Figure 4: ![]() Figure 4 ![]() Figure 5 2. Enable Website Black/White ListWebsite black/white list can set black list or white list for websites based on domain name. 2.1 Add a new blocking level, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 6 2.2 Set a proper “Level Name” and “Level Desc”, check the “Enable Website black/white list”, as in Figure 7: ![]() Figure 7 2.3 Add certain websites into a black list, as in Figure 8: ![]() Figure 8 2.4 Apply this new blocking level to certain users in “User-computer Table”, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 9 2.5 Websites in the black list will be blocked, as in Figure 10: ![]() Figure 10 ![]() Figure 11 3.1 Enable URL Keywords FilteringURL keywords filtering can filter webpages by url address. Using this feature, you can block searching for certain keywords in search engines. 3.1 Add a new blocking level, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 12 3.2 Set a proper “Level Name” and “Level Desc”, check the “Enable URL Keywords Filtering”, as in Figure 13: ![]() Figure 13 3.3 Check the keywords category to be blocked, as in Figure 14: ![]() Figure 14 3.4 Apply this new blocking level to certain users in “User-computer Table”, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 15 3.5 In this example, searching for “game” will be blocked, as in Figure 16 and Figure 17: ![]() Figure 16 ![]() Figure 17 4. Enable Website Category Access PolicyWebsite category access rules can filter websites based on websites categories. Four filtering modes are supported: “Allow”, “Deny”, “Warn” and “Time Quota”. 4.1 Add a new blocking level, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 18 4.2 Set a proper “Level Name” and “Level Desc”, check the “Enable web category rule”, as in Figure 19: ![]() Figure 19 4.3 Set certain filtering mode for certain categories, as in Figure 20: ![]() Figure 20 4.4 Apply this new blocking level to certain users in “User-computer Table”, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 21 4.6 In this example, time quota is enabled for “Game” websites, as in Figure 22: ![]() Figure 22 5. Websites Exception ListWebsites in the exception list will not be blocked by other rules. ![]() Figure 23 6. Enable HTTPS Black/White ListAbove functions can only filter HTTP websites, to block HTTPS websites, you need to enable the “HTTPS Black/White List”. 6.1 Add a new blocking level, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 24 6.2 Set a proper “Level Name” and “Level Desc”, check the “Enable HTTPS Black/White List”, as in Figure 25: ![]() Figure 25 6.3 Add certain websites into a HTTPS Black list, as in Figure 26: ![]() Figure 26 6.4 Apply this new blocking level to certain users in “User-computer Table”, as in the below figure: ![]() Figure 27 6.5 As in Figure 28 and 29, certain HTTPS websites will be blocked. ![]() Figure 28 ![]() Figure 29 |
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