6 Internet Security

6.2Web site Filtering

Introduction

Web site filtering allows you to restrict access to specific web sites.

Strategies

There are two strategies you can follow:

Allow access to all web sites and manually specify a number of web sites that may be accessed.

- or -

Deny access to all web site and manually specify which web sites may not be accessed.

Procedure

Proceed as follows:

1Enable Web site filtering and specify a default action.

2Configure the exceptions.

Enable Web site filtering and specify a default action

Proceed as follows:

1Browse to the Thomson Gateway Web Interface.

2On the Toolbox menu, click Web Site Filtering.

3On the Navigation Bar, click Configure.

4Select the Use Address Based Filter check box.

5In the Action for Unknown Sites, select the action you want to use by default.

6Click Apply.

Configure the exceptions

You can now:

Denying access to a specific Web site

Allowing access to a specific Web site

Redirecting a Web site

Redirecting all Web sites

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TG576 v7, 585 v7 specifications

Technicolor is a prominent brand in the telecommunications and multimedia sector, known for delivering high-performance broadband solutions. Two popular models from Technicolor are the Thomson 585 v7 and the TG576 v7, both designed to meet the demands of modern digital households.

The Thomson 585 v7 is a versatile ADSL modem/router. It integrates multiple capabilities to cater to both wired and wireless connectivity needs. Featuring a sleek design, it boasts four Ethernet ports to connect multiple devices via cable, ensuring a stable internet connection for gaming, streaming, and general web browsing. The Thomson 585 v7 supports high-speed ADSL2+ technology, providing enhanced bandwidth and reliability, with download speeds reaching up to 24 Mbps, depending on the service provider and line quality.

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Both the Thomson 585 v7 and TG576 v7 come equipped with advanced Quality of Service (QoS) features, allowing users to prioritize bandwidth for specific applications. This ensures that critical activities such as video conferencing or online gaming receive the necessary resources. Overall, Technicolor's Thomson 585 v7 and TG576 v7 are reliable choices for enhancing home connectivity, balancing speed, security, and ease of use for a diverse range of internet applications.
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