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A verification is performed for access time limitations (cf. Section 14.2.6,
p. 200). The URL of the requested page is scanned and matched against
the white list of allowed URLs and the black list of disallowed URLs (cf.
Section 14.2.3, p. 198), and page content is analyzed to determine
whether it falls under disallowed categories.
In the event that after the above actions are completed no time constraint
is discovered, the web address is explicitly specified in the white list and
is not listed in the black list, and in the event that the page is not in a
disallowed category, it is loaded into the browser window. If even one of
these conditions is not met, the website is blocked.
3. The user is not given access to the requested website because of the
restrictions on the active profile. For example, the default profile or
another user's profile with substantial restrictions is currently active. If
the user has access to the password for a profile other than the active
one, he/she can switch to that profile (cf. Section 14.1, p. 193).
14.1. Switching users
The currently active profile may be changed. This may be required if the active
profile has restrictions in access to the Internet.
if you know the Parent or Teenager profile password (no password may be
specified for the Child profile), you can switch profiles in the application main
window. Select Parental Control under Protection and click on Switch Profiles.
Select the desired profile from a drop down list in the resulting window and enter
password.
14.2. Parental Control Settings
Warning:
When using Parental Control, we recommend enabling application password
protection (cf. Section 19.9.2, p. 275). This helps to avoid unauthorized changes
to profile settings by other users.
To configure the Parental Control settings, take the following actions:
• Enable profiles and assign profiles to user accounts (cf. 14.2.1, p 194)
• Password protect profile access (cf. 14.2.1, p 194)
• Set the level of restrictiveness (cf. Section 14.2.2, p. 196) for each profile
and select filter settings for the selected level (cf. Section 14.2.3, p. 225).