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You can add or remove web sites from the Custom List. For
example, if a local radio station runs a contest on its Web
site that is disrupting normal classroom Internet use, a
school's Technology Coordinator can easily add that site to
the Forbidden Domains list.
Setting up Trusted and Forbidden Domains
To allow access to a Web site which appears in the Web
Site Filter, type its host name, such as
into Trusted Domains box. Do not use the complete URL of
the site, that is, do not include
are allowed. For example, adding
www.3Com.com, my.support.3com.com,
shop.3com.com
supported in the Trusted Domains list. Click Update to send
the update to the Internet Firewall.
To block a Web site which does not appear in the Web Site
Filter, type its host name, such as
the Forbidden Domains box. Do not use the complete URL
of the site, that is, do not include
are blocked. For example, adding
www.3com.com, my.support.com, shop.3com.com
so forth. Click Update to send the update to the Internet
Firewall.
To remove a site which was previously added, select its
name in the list box, and click Delete Domain to send the
update to the Internet Firewall. Users can no longer access
that site from the LAN.
Setting Other Custom List Options
The following list describes the remaining options on the
Custom List tab:
I
and so forth. Up to 256 entries are
Enable Filtering on Custom List
Use this to enable or disable the custom filtering
without re-entering all site names. You do not have
re-enter names when the Web Site Filter is updated
each week, as the custom list does not expire.
Custom List
www.ok-site.com,
. All subdomains
http://
also allows
3Com.com
www.bad-site.com
. All subdomains
http://
also blocks
3com.com
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