If iProtectYou blocks a certain Web site for some reason but you consider the site viewable, you can add this web site to the "Trusted Web Sites" list to prevent it from being blocked by iProtectYou. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on Settings and select "Web Sites". Then push the "Customize" button on the right of the "Trusted Web Sites List" checkbox, select the user's group, mark the "Enable Trusted Web Sites List" checkbox, and push the "Add" button.

You can specify some programs that will be able to access the Internet without any restrictions. And contrariwise, you can specify some programs which will not be able to access the Internet. For example, you can ban Internet chatting by blocking Internet access for the instant messenger. But you can also instruct iProtectYou not to check or block your E-mail program. Moreover, you can restrict some users to only a few specified programs to access the Internet.

If iProtectYou blocks certain News Group for some reason but you consider this News Group viewable, you can add the News Group to the "Trusted News Groups" list to prevent the it from being blocked by iProtectYou. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on Settings and select "News Group". Click on "Customize" on the right of the "Trusted News Groups List" checkbox, select the user's group, mark the "Enable Trusted News Group List" checkbox and push the "Add" button.

If CyberSieve blocks a certain Web site for some reason but you consider the site viewable, you can add this web site to the "Trusted Web Sites" list to prevent it from being blocked by CyberSieve. Open the CyberSieve Control Panel, click on Settings and select "Web Sites". Then push the "Customize" button on the right of the "Trusted Web Sites List" checkbox, select the user's group, mark the "Enable Trusted Web Sites List" checkbox, and push the "Add" button.

If your versions and configuration of sshd and tcp_wrappers sometimes/always log hostnames rather than IP addresses then you can have DenyHosts attempt to resolve each IP address in the allowed-hosts file in order to determine the corresponding hostname. In doing so, any host that matches either this resolved IP address or the hostname will not be blocked. Note: Depending on the number of entries in your allowed-hosts file, this operation can be network intensive but only at DenyHosts startup.

Among people who joined the Family as adults, observers and those who are just interested, those who refuse to respect our "space" here and are consistently rude, condescending or obscene will be blocked from this site. This web site is pretty much open to anyone who was raised in the Family, no matter what their views. However, someone who endorses child abuse, even if they were raised in this group, will be blocked from this web site. Predators are not welcome here.

The goal here is to prevent people from inlining your images directly from their web site, but accessing them only if they appear inline in your pages. This can be accomplished with a combination of SetEnvIf and the Deny and Allow directives.

Since it is quite possible for a user to mistype their password repeatedly it may be desirable to have DenyHosts prevent specific IP addresses from being added to /etc/hosts.deny. To address this issue, create a file named allowed-hosts in the WORK_DIR. Simply add an IP address, one per line. Any IP address that appears in this file will not be blocked. Additionally, as of v1.0.3, a valid hostname can also be placed in the allowed-hosts file.

In order to ensure that DET provided internet and email services that are safe and suitable for our students, filters are always used when students are browsing from Departmental sites. Filters greatly reduce the possibility of a student accessing inappropriate content. Students should talk to a teacher at the school if they need to access a web site that is blocked. Teachers can submit a request to unblock a web site if they agree the web site is required for educational purposes.

iProtectYou is an Internet filtering and Parental control software program that allows parents, schools, and libraries to protect children from harmful information on the Internet.

If abuse or abnormal behavior originates from a specific computer or eMail address, it will be blocked from sending future messages. It is possible that different people use the same computer or network. When attempting to use Enigma a screen will appear indicating that there is a block on your computer or network. If you believe that a block does not refer to you, simply follow the onscreen prompts. Input your eMail address and select a password.

First, it may not fit our criteria for blocking. Specifically, if it does not contain nudity or criminal activity, it probably does not meet our criteria. Second, you may have submitted a site without the specific page or directory. For example, if the offensive site is on GeoCities or AOL's personal sites, we must have the whole URL, not just "geocities.com" or "aol.com". Please copy the entire URL and resubmit the site.

You can't. Port 80 (standard http requests) can be redirected because of a feature of the HTTP protocol. Other ports (such as FTP and IRC) cannot be redirected by default. E-Mail can be redirected if you purchase e-mail routing or forwarding from a third party provider.

Our web filter provides a custom blocked sites list that can be used to override the List Management System. If a site is not considered objectionable by Emerald Web Shield but you have a reason to block it anyway, simply add it to the custom block list.

You can specify some programs that will be able to access the Internet without any restrictions. And contrariwise, you can specify some programs which will not be able to access the Internet. For example, you can ban Internet chatting by blocking Internet access for the instant messenger. But you can also instruct CyberSieve not to check or block your E-mail program. Moreover, you can restrict some users to only a few specified programs to access the Internet.

Make sure that the SurfStream proxy server is switched on. Make sure that you have banner ad and popup blocking turned on. Make sure that the web site address that is delivering the banner ads is included in the ad web site list.

If CyberSieve blocks certain News Group for some reason but you consider this News Group viewable, you can add the News Group to the "Trusted News Groups" list to prevent the it from being blocked by CyberSieve. Open the CyberSieve Control Panel, click on Settings and select "News Group". Click on "Customize" on the right of the "Trusted News Groups List" checkbox, select the user's group, mark the "Enable Trusted News Group List" checkbox and push the "Add" button.

If an authorized user needs to view a blocked site, they can override the filter using a unique administrative/ parental password (this is an option that is no charge). ClearSail provides this feature WITHOUT the need to purchase 2 separate accounts. The override is enabled for a specified amount of time (1-240 minutes) and then the bypass reverts back to filtered access.

A judgment from the PhishTank community about a suspected phishing site is one factor in the decision about whether a site is blocked for OpenDNS users (those who have phishing prevention enabled). OpenDNS gets feeds from multiple sources. As of October, 2006, PhishTank is now one of those sources. PhishTank also may identify a phish website which, for instance, uses IP addresses in its URL, and therefore cannot be blocked at the DNS level. PhishTank and OpenDNS are operated as separate systems.

If you come across a site while using filtered access that you feel should not be accessible then e-mail the full URL to: www-adult@zetnet.co.uk.

If you find that access to a site is blocked by the web filter and you believe there should not any restriction on this site then e-mail the full URL to: www-adult@zetnet.co.uk.

No true filter stops 100% of the targeted sites. Independent testing estimates 90% to 99% of the targeted sites are blocked at any given time. This percentage fluctuates as new sites go up every day. The actual percentage is very difficult to obtain. Independent tests have placed us anywhere from 90% to 99%. By far the best number to credibly claim is the one from the InfoPeople Project, which was done by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Should you or one of your users encounter a bad site while online with FilteredService, contact our customer service and we will manually review it.

If a site is blocked that you believe should be accessible, please contact our customer service and we will manually review it. If you are an administrator of a network of filtered computers, you may also override the filtering with your password to immediately view the site.

Any user can submit a site for immediate review from our support pages. We can manually make changes instantly if necessary. Most often it is because a user wants access to a site that we may have blocked inadvertently. Individual access privileges (e.g., for academic research) to blocked sites can not be granted.