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Click on the Enable checkbox next to the User name in the User Settings drop down list. Notice
that when the Enable box is selected, the Password, Re-Enter Password, Trusted User,
Session Duration and Inactivity time fields become active.
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Enter a Password for the user. We will enter vonage as the password.
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Confirm the password by entering it again in the Re-Enter Password field.
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Leave the Enable box for the Trusted User field unchecked. In this example we do not want the
user to have unrestricted access to the Internet.
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Leave the default values for Session Duration and Inactivity time.
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Click the Apply button.
Let's add another user, called "Me" using the same method described above. However, this time let's check
the Trusted User checkbox indicating this user will have unrestricted access to the Internet.
The next step is to setup the Policy Content rules for the users. Note that since we want the user name "Me"
to have unrestricted access to the Internet, there is no need to define a Content policy for that user.
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Click on the Parental Controls tab.
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Click on the Enable Parental Control checkbox and click the Apply button. This enables the
parental controls.
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For our example we'd like Child 1 to not have access to
has the word "apple" in its domain name. Select Child 1 from the Content Policy List drop down
list.
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Enter the word "apple" in the Block these Keywords text field and click the Add Keyword button.
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Similarly, enter vonage.com in the Block these Websites text field and click on the Add Domain
button.
View the Terms of Service by visiting the Vonage website at www.vonage.com/tos. Pay particular attention to
Section 11 which explains limitations on Warranty, Remedy and Liability.
Vonage V-Portal User Guide
www.vonage.com
and any web site that
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