No! TheJnet is server-based and proxy- free, so it cannot be disabled. There is no client software to reconfigure or trick, and the network is configured so that the user cannot reroute Internet access around our servers.

No. In the recommended configuration, iPrism controls all network traffic to and from the Internet. Any attempts to bypass the filter are blocked and logged as an access violation.

No, you can only disable spam filtering only. Virus filtering cannot be disabled in order to protect your mail from any virus infected messages.

Almost impossible. Firstly there is no software installed on any client computers, so no tampering can be attempted locally, so a user would have to attempt to gain access to the gateway computer somehow.

No. All requests for websites must go through the proxy filter settings in order to download a webpage.

Yes, you can go to TerraNet account page, and access your account using your TerraNet username and password. One of the available options is to disable your mail filtering service. When you use this option, your messages are still analyzed, however SPAM messages will not be quarantined, rather they will be tagged [spam] in their subject.

Yes, users can switch from Google.cn, Google.de or Google.fr to e.g. Google.com to circumvent most censorship. However, outside the responsibility of Google, local sites may be blocked by ISPs, in particular in China. However – again in particular in China – there may be some risk involved when you actively try to circumvent censorship (I have no specific information about this).

Logical Net's filtering accounts are unique to an email address. If users move to another service that includes Logical Net services, then they can continue to use Logical Net's filtering. If the new provider does not have filtering users should contact their provider's support desk to request Logical Net's filtering services.

If you are using our dial-up internet service, it is not possible to bypass the internet filtering. We have not yet developed a method to lock the proxy settings on a high speed connection.

Not only can content filters sometimes block access to helpful materials, but they can also be bypassed entirely by tech-savvy individuals. The Internet contains many instances of tutorials and advice for circumventing content filters, such as those found on Peacefire.org's homepage; other tips for bypassing content filters can be found by using a search engine and the appropriate keywords.

For GNOME 2, do (on SUSE based distributions, replace /etc/gconf with /etc/opt/gnome/gconf): # gconftool-2 --direct --config-source \ xml:readwrite:/etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults --type bool \ --set /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/screensaver/start_screensaver false # gconftool-2 --direct --config-source \ xml:readwrite:/etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults --type bool \ --set /apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled false Another alternative is to use the KDE Kiosktool, as documented in Section? 18.

Only users with ‘administrator’rights for a machine can remove software. This is why we recommend that other users of your PC should be given the ‘limited’type of user account, while you yourself should have an ‘administrator’account. It is possible for a more advanced user to stop the EasySafe process manually, but the effect of doing this is only temporary, as EasySafe will automatically ‘restart’itself in minutes if this should happen.

On the user catalog, by pressing on the icon you can change the user situation status from Active Enabled to Inactive Disabled & the opposite.

You should check the dependents of the service before disabling it (because these services will also be disabled), e.g You should also check the processes that are in the contract of the service because these services will also be stopped. This is especially important if you want to disable one of the login services like telnet or ssh ...

After upgrading to v7, Workgroupmail stopped sorting incoming mail and now delivers it to the default user.

MailPolice becomes your domain's MX handler, meaning, MailPolice e-mail servers accept all your incoming e-mail, then pass on the cleaned e-mail to your existing e-mail server. Your e-mail does not stay on our e-mail servers, unless it is quarantined. No change is required to your e-mail software, except a minor change to your domain DNS records.

Login to your Web Mail account, then click on "preferences" then "Secure Mail". You will automatically default to "low" protection. You will notice a new Spam folder when you log into Web Mail (this will not appear if you are using POP3 mail) - if "medium" protection is chosen, all filtered mail will be sent here.

Parents who want some form of protection for their children such that they are not exposed to undesirable sites while surfing the Internet will benefit from this service.

A small change is made to your company's Domain Name Server (DNS) settings that tells the internet's mail servers to deliver your company's mail to our network of servers, so your mail flows through our filtering network before being delivered to your current mail server. (see How it works) None. They're just different names for the same thing. This type of service is also called a Gateway Spam Service.

Our system averages a 98.2% catch rate and 99.9% false-positive protection. Catch rate is the percentage of spam email caught by an anti-spam solution. It measures the efficiency of the filtering solution at identifying and stopping spam. A false positive is when an anti-spam engine blocks a legitimate message by error, on assumption that it is spam.

a - Yes, of course we do. We really see no difference between small hands and fingers of some adults and those of teenager children, besides they could become our future clients.

Filters are not as discerning as we'd like to believe. It has been found that filters fail 1 out of every 5 times allowing inappropriate material in while at the same time screening out useful sites. The security interfaces of filters are generally fairly simple to bypass, allowing the child to exit the program at will. For example, some filtering programs can be bypassed simply by typing in the URL address of any site on the Internet.

No. Only authorized DeviceWall administrators have the authority to control the permissions according to their network set-up and configuration.

A2. Cyber Snoop's configuration is password protected. Only the password holder will have access to enabling and disabling Cyber Snoop's monitoring component.

Yes, you can disable the roaming service by dialing *109*02# (in Hong Kong or overseas). To re-activate, please dial *109*01# (in Hong Kong only).

All you will need to do is configure your email client back to its original state before you signed up. Keep in mind that if you do this, your email will not be filtered during this time. When you return, simply change the settings in your email client to reflect your Swat-O Anti-Spam account.

No, unless you wish to terminate the service totally. Once you sign-up for this service, your email account is protected 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Inclusion filtering takes place when you only allow access to sites included in your database. Exclusion filtering takes place when you allow access to all sites except those listed in your database. The Filtered Access Service is fundamentally exclusion filtering. This means allowing access to any Internet site unless the filter explicitly blocks it. Because of the vast array of sites available on the internet, exclusion filtering is the only practical way to filter. Yes.