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THE WEB FILTER MANAGER

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•Destination - The Internet address accessed. This is the domain level address, for example www.mysite.com.

•Detail - Shows any page level detail of the Internet request, for example www.mysite.com/ morestuff.htm. By default, Internet requests with a connection status of Allowed will not show any detail information. Requests with a status of Blocked will show page level detail. See "The Default Monitor Settings" on page 9 for more details.

•Via Proxy - Shows if the connection to the destination was made via a proxy server.

•Source Workstation - The workstation from where the Internet request was made.

•Protocol - The protocol of the Internet request.

•Category - The category assigned to the request.

•Categorization Method - The various sources of categorization are as follows:

–Company & Intranet - The destination is specified within the Categorization tab of the Web Filter settings as a company domain or Intranet site. See "Categorization" on page 106 for more details.

–Manual - The administrator has manually set the category of the site. The category could have been set to one of the SurfControl defined categories or a custom category. See "Category Object" on page 67 for more details.

–SurfControl - The site was categorized from the SurfControl Internet Threat Database.

–VCA - The site was categorized by the Virtual Control Agent.

–None - A category was not assigned to the site.

•Connection Status - The destination can have one of the following statuses:

–Allowed - Web Filter allowed the user to visit the destination.

–Blocked - Web Filter stopped the user visiting the destination.

•Access Time - The date and time the Internet request was made.

•Connection Duration - The duration of the request in minutes.

•Data Sent - The number of kilobytes sent as part of the Internet request. Any request larger than 2GB will be shown as >2GB.

•Data Recvd - The number of kilobytes received as part of the Internet request. Any request larger than 2GB will be shown as >2GB.

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5.5 specifications

Surf Control 5.5 is a robust web filtering and security software designed for organizations seeking comprehensive internet safety and enhanced productivity. With the increasing reliance on the internet for business operations, it becomes imperative to utilize tools that not only ensure secure browsing but also improve workplace efficiency. Surf Control 5.5 offers a range of features that cater to these needs effectively.

One of the standout features of Surf Control 5.5 is its powerful web filtering capabilities. The software employs a robust categorization system that classifies websites into various categories such as social media, gambling, adult content, and more. This allows administrators to set policies that restrict access to non-work-related sites, leading to improved employee focus and reduced distractions during work hours.

Another significant characteristic of Surf Control 5.5 is its customizable policy management. Administrators have the flexibility to create specific access rules based on user roles, departments, or individual needs. This granular control ensures that employees can access the resources they need while maintaining an overall secure browsing environment.

Surf Control 5.5 leverages advanced technologies like real-time content analysis and URL filtering to provide instant protection against harmful websites. By analyzing web traffic in real-time, the software can block access to sites that are deemed unsafe or inappropriate, thus minimizing the risk of malware infections and data breaches.

In addition to web filtering, Surf Control 5.5 includes robust reporting and monitoring tools. These features allow administrators to track website usage patterns, identify potential security threats, and generate reports to analyze internet activities across the organization. This data is invaluable for making informed decisions regarding internet usage and policy adjustments.

Moreover, Surf Control 5.5 is designed with user-friendliness in mind. Its intuitive interface facilitates easy setup and management, enabling IT personnel to implement and oversee policies without extensive training. This ease of use, combined with its powerful features, makes Surf Control 5.5 an ideal choice for organizations of various sizes.

In conclusion, Surf Control 5.5 is an essential tool for businesses looking to enhance their internet security and workplace efficiency. With its advanced web filtering, customizable policy management, real-time protection, and comprehensive reporting features, it offers a holistic approach to internet safety in the modern workplace. Organizations leveraging this software can expect to see a significant improvement in productivity and a reduction in exposure to online risks.