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Overview of iPrism Software FIGURE 11. User Settings Access Settings The Access section includes six different tabs (see Figure 12). Each of these controls a different facet of iPrism access, such as building access control lists, constructing profiles, managing network assignments, and more. 32 iPrism Administration Guide
Using the Appliance Manager FIGURE 12. Access Settings • Profiles: Constructs new profiles for web access. Profiles are the instruction sets that tell iPrism what type of content to block and when. Actually, to be precise, a Profile is a list of access control lists (Acts) and a schedule indicating when each one is to be applied. The ACL contains a list of specific categories to block or monitor. (See “Creating Profiles” on page 60.) • IM/P2P Profiles: Constructs new profiles for IM and P2P access. (See “Creating Profiles” on page 60.) • Networks: Assigns network-based profiles and authentication settings (as opposed to individual user profiles). It supports individual workstations or a range of IP Addresses. (See “Assigning Profiles to a Set of IP Addresses (Workstations)” on page 89.) iPrism Administration Guide 33
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Creating Access Control Lists (ACLs
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Lock ACL FIGURE 34. Lock ACL Tab 1.
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Assigning Profiles LDAP (Unix, Linu
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Chapter 6 Users and Authentication
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Setting up Local Authentication Set
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Accessing iPrism’s Network Settin
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Communication with Other IP Network
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Configuring SMTP Relay Settings Edi
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Setting Up a Parent Proxy the benef
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Changing iPrism’s Port Assignment
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Creating Filter Exceptions running
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Adding a Slave to a Shared Configur
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System Date and Time Chapter 10 Sys
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System Date and Time FIGURE 83. Dat
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System Updates System Updates iPris
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System Updates vents iPrism from do
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Unblocking Blocked and Overridden P
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Checking Site Ratings Checking Site
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Delegation Defining Delegation To d
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Appendix C iPrism Error Messages Th
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iPrism List Error iPrism needs a fi
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Access Denied Error The error shown
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Importing User Data into iPrism App
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Importing User Data into iPrism Ste
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iPrism Software License iPRISM SOFT
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