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Using Browser Protection and Web Filtering
Viewing browsing activity
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 General Settings tab.
Under Enforcement Messaging, select a language for the message.
3
(By default, the language in which you have logged in appears. If that language is not available for
messages, English is displayed.
4
Type a message of up to 200 characters.
5
Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each language for which you want to configure a message.
Click Save.
6
(For a new policy, click Next, select additional options for the policy, then click Save.)
Viewing browsing activity
Use this task to view the Web Filtering report, which lists visits to websites by client computers and
attempts to access websites for which you have configured policy options to regulate access.
Task
1
Click the Reports tab, then click Web Filtering.
2
In the Web Filtering report, view the number of green sites visited by client computers on the
network. No detailed information is available for green sites.
For yellow and red sites, do any of the following.
3
When you want
to...
Display the sites in a
domain
View details about
an access attempt
View details about a
computer
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Do this...
Click the triangle icon next to the domain name to display the sites users
attempted to access in the domain.
Click a quantity to display the Event Details page:
• When View | Computers is selected, click a quantity in an action column
(such as Blocked).
• When View | Domains is selected, click a quantity under Access Count.
The Event Details page shows the name of the computer that attempted to
access the site, the URL for the site, the type of access attempted, and the
date and time of the attempted access.
Click a computer name to display the Computer Details page, which
displays information about the computer, its service components, and its
detections.
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