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• http://www.info.mcafee.com
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• http://ftp.mcafee.com
Adding authorized and prohibited sites
Use this web filtering task to create and manage an Exceptions list for browser protection.
An Exceptions list contains:
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Authorized sites that users are always allowed to access.
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Prohibited sites that users are never allowed to access.
Task
For option definitions, click ? in the interface.
1
On the Policies page, click Add Policy (or click Edit to modify an existing policy).
2
Select Browser Protection & Web Filtering, then click the Exceptions tab.
Click Add to Exceptions List.
3
Type a URL or site pattern into the text box, then click an action to associate with the site.
4
• Authorize — Add the site to the Exceptions list as an authorized site, which users are always
allowed to access.
• Prohibit — Add the site to the Exceptions list as a prohibited site, which users are not allowed to
access.
• Cancel — Close the text box without adding the site to the list.
Repeat step 4 for each site you want to add to the list.
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Click Save.
(For a new policy, click Next, select additional options for the policy, then click Save.)
Customizing messages for users
Use this web filtering task to create a message that displays when users attempt to access sites that
are blocked.
This message appears when users attempt to access a site you have blocked by ratings, by content, or
by adding it to the Exceptions list as a prohibited site. Instead of navigating to the site, users are
redirected to a page displaying this message. You might use this message to explain the reason the
site is blocked.
This message appears on client computers in the language configured for the client software, if you
have created a message in that language.
Using Browser Protection and Web Filtering
Customizing messages for users
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• http://www.mcafeeasap.com
• http://salesmcafee.com
• http://ftp.mcafee.net
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