CFS has the ability to allow or block domains by their fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or by keywords in their FQDN. This functionality does not require a subscription to CFS. This list is a single master list that can be enforced on any given CFS policy. As you create additional CFS policies, each policy has the ability to leverage the same master list for allowed/forbidden domains, keyword blocking, and safe search enforcement.
The allowed list allows users to browse domains that would have otherwise been forbidden by a CFS category. For example, if you blocked the “Personals and Dating” category you would block access to www.facebook.com. Putting facebook.com in the allowed lists will override the category setting for any CFS policy that has the “Disable Allowed Domains” setting unchecked.
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