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The Big Picture FIGURE 3. Blocking setup in an ACL The ACL controls what is blocked and monitored. The iPrism system needs to know when to apply the ACL and who to apply it to. The schedule controls when an ACL is applied. Suppose the company policy is “No Shopping during working hours, but during lunch and after work, anything goes.” To implement this policy, we first create an ACL called “No Shopping” which blocks all shopping and online auction sites. We also create an ACL called “Wide Open” which does not block any sites. Next, we define a schedule that tells iPrism when to apply each of our two access lists, as shown in Figure 4. 14 iPrism Administration Guide
How iPrism Works FIGURE 4. Profiles and Scheduling In our example, we’ve created a schedule that applies to the entire company (Profile name = TheCompany). But sometimes you need to give different users different access rights. For example, the Purchasing department may legitimately need access to online shopping, and Finance may need access to online gambling. In addition, upper management and iPrism administrators may have access to everything. The iPrism system uses two different types of profiles: • Web Profiles (called “Profiles”) are used to filter web surfing or HTTP traffic. iPrism Administration Guide 15
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Assigning Profiles LDAP (Unix, Linu
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Communication with Other IP Network
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About iPrism Tab About iPrism Tab T
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iPrism List Error iPrism needs a fi
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