Yes, you can block access to certain sites through WinGate using the policies in the WWW Proxy Service. You can also restrict users access through WinGate to only certain, pre-determined sites using the Ban list feature in the WWW Proxy Service. When the ISP requires you to enter an @ symbol or any other type of delimiter character, this may indicate that the ISP is using a proxy server.

If you have manual proxy settings in your browser it needs to be configured to use the WinGate WWW proxy server for FTP. You need to change your browsers FTP port number from port 21, to port 80 (or the same port number as the WinGate WWW proxy server in Gatekeeper). The WinGate FTP proxy is designed for stand alone FTP clients, such as FTP Voyager.

Enable the BlockFilter and configure it to your needs. An example configuration may look like this: "blockURLmatching=(\.sex\.|[-.]ad(s?)\.)". Which should block some advertising.

The built-in database of pre-selected forbidden web sites and news groups is divided into 7 categories to enhance filtering. You can include or exclude each category from filtering depending on your administrative and/or parental control needs. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on Settings and select the "Web Sites" item.

Launch "ProxyConfig Console". Click on "Access Control" icon on the left hand side. Select the user or group who you want to restriction to apply under "Users / Groups". Select the "Restrict" option. Under "Expression", enter the site address which you want to block. For example, if you want to block "www.internetnow.com.my", enter "www.internetnow.com.my"(without the quote) into "Expression".

It is possible to set Websense Enterprise to block access to all sites except for those that you explicitly specify. This is sometimes called a "Yes List" or a "White List" feature. Yes. Websense Enterprise itself must run on a Windows NT, Windows 2000, Solaris, or Red Hat Linux server. However your users can be using Macintosh computers or Novell server attached computers.

There are several ways in which you can control access to Web pages on the Internet. You can set restrictions through the Internet Explorer Content Advisor or you can purchase Parental Control Software which allows you to monitor and restrict access to Web sites through a third party software. To learn how to set restrictions through Internet Explorer's Content Advisor click here. Or, to view a list of the different Parental Control Software available, please visit http://www.mybluelight.

Popup XP's has an OK List for those sites that you do not want blocked. Add URL's to the OK list and they will not be blocked.

Yes, but remember that children who are technically sophisticated enough to use the browsers' proxy configuration options could of course bypass any proxy. This kind of technology can be used as a gentle barrier to remind or guide the child, but nobody should expect it to replace the parent's role in setting and enforcing standards of online behavior for their children. Some ISPs are starting to provide specialized proxies to protect children.

Yes. Net Nanny now has the option of "CAN GO" Web Site URL screening so you can limit access to only those sites which you deem suitable for users. For example, if you create a "CAN GO" list, users will ONLY be able to access the sites on that list and will be blocked from sites which are not.

If you are browsing the web while using the 'Little Hat' proxy server and are confronted by the message: This means pretty much as it says, that access to the site has been denied by the Little Hat filter. You have three options on how to proceed: Connect to the internet by a method other than the 'Little Hat' server. This will not be possible if your account is set for web filtering.

If this is caused by Parental Controls, you will see a notification "This webpage has been denied by Parental Controls". In this case, please check your EMBARQTM Online Security Parental Controls "Advanced" settings, so that access to the Internet sites are allowed. You can also manually allow or deny EMBARQTM Online Security Virus Protection has detected a virus in the "System volume information" or the "_RESTORE" folder, but it cannot

A wingate is a proxy server that someone installs onto his or her computer which allows for multiple computers on a network to share a single Internet connection. Simple as that. What are wingates used for? Primarily, wingates are used as an aid in FXP'ing files from one pub to another. FXP, or File eXchange Protocol, is a protocol that is mostly used by wingates only. However, a few other applications use FXP as well. Don't confuse FXP with FTP. They are completely seperate protocols.

Yes, you can block file downloads by changing your configuration settings in the WWW Proxy Service Policies as follows:

There is a section on the questionnaire that we will be sending you that asks about what locations you would be interested in traveling to for research visits. We will only match you to studies at the locations you indicate you are interested in. There are currently five medications approved for treating Alzheimer's disease. Those drugs include Cognex, Aricept, Razadyne, Exelon, and Namenda. Cognex is rarely used due to liver complications.

No. We have found that a fair can be a success in everything from barns to schools to hospitals. Part of our application process involves a site visit by one of our staff or veteran volunteers to insure adequate space and safety. 9Health Fair will do everything we can to make sure that your fair is a success and a beneficial event in your community.

Commerce has definitely become part of the Internet. "Fee for Use" sites require a charge for you to access their information. Usually you have to purchase a password to enter the site. Generally, if you have not been prompted for your credit card number or billing information to purchase a password, you are not accessing information that requires payment. Use the same rules about giving your credit card information out over the Internet as you would over the phone.

If you discover some Web Site with unacceptable content that is not included in iProtectYou's built-in database, and you would like to block access to this Web Site, you can add it to the "Blocked Web Sites" list. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on the Settings and select the "Web Sites" item. Then push the "Customize" button on the right of the "Blocked Web Sites List" checkbox, select the users group and push the "Add" button.

If you discover some News Group with unacceptable content that is not included in iProtectYou's built-in database, and you would like to block access to this News Group, you can add it to the "Blocked News Groups" list. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on Settings and select "News Groups". Then push the "Customize" button on the right of the "Blocked News Groups List" checkbox, select the user's group and push the "Add" button.

Yes, mails get rejected from hosts that are listed on a realtime blacklist we use (e.g. SORBS). Such mails are tagged with error: Problematic hosts are still able to send you emails if they contact you through another address: make use of a free mail forwarding address (e.g. 4warding.com) to redirect mails from such blacklisted hosts to your CAPmail account. Don't forget to inform the "blacklisted" senders about the new address.

A) If you are having a problem with a certain bidder making false bids - go to your Member's Area and use "Report Abuse" link. The sooner you let us know the sooner we can ban them.

TheJnet uses a variety of resources to create a comprehensive list of sites to block. We start with sophisticated computer searches. Then our team of dedicated professionals manually reviews each site in the company's database. We also buy lists of sites from many outsourced companies. TheJnet's filtering is precise and designed to avoid filtering out legitimate sites.

If the site contains at least one of the following, it will be placed on our blocked-site list: pornography, depictions of sexual acts, violence, criminal acts, drug use, excretory acts, graphic medical images without medical context, discrimination, profanity, and adult humor. In addition, we block access to all unmonitored chat, newsgroups and discussion groups.

The list of sites to be filtered is mainly from a US firm whose core business is to track and consolidate a list of such sites for ISPs around the world. SingNet also accepts feedback from parents or the public. If the sites fit the profile, SingNet will add the sites to the list.

Requests for access to OASIS menu items require the user to have clearance for interfacing with the desired application. Generally speaking, a user will be issued access to a particular application when he/she has completed the corresponding training session for that interface. Local department security administrators (DSAs) are responsible for issuing and/or requesting access to OASIS functions for personnel within their department.