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Exceptions to Filtering PoliciesSuper Administrators see all exceptions, regardless of the role in which they werecreated. Delegated administrators see all exceptions that affect their current role. Formore information about how exceptions are ordered in the list, see How are exceptionsorganized?, page 107.If a single URL or regular expression is blocked or permitted by the exception, theURL or expression is listed. Otherwise, click the link in the URLs column to see acomplete list of affected URLs.If the exception affects:• A single client, the client’s IP address, address range, or display name islisted.• A single role, the role name is displayed in the format “Role [Role_Name]”• All clients in all roles, the word “Global” is shown.Global exceptions that can be overridden by delegated administrators aremarked with an icon in the Clients column (see Overriding a filteringexception, page 110).• Multiple, specific clients, the number of clients is shown. Click the link to seea complete list of affected clients.The exceptions list also shows:ColumnTypeLast ModifiedExpiresActiveDescriptionDisplays an icon to indicate whether URLs in the exception are:• Blocked ( )• Permitted ( )• Permitted with security override disabled ( )Shows the date that the exception was last edited.Indicates whether or not the exception has an expiration date, andif so, displays the date.Shows whether the exception is currently used in filtering(Active) or not (Inactive).Use the Filter drop-down list to display only exceptions with specified characteristics.The following filters are available:FilterPermittedBlockedActiveInactiveWill ExpireExpiredDescriptionExceptions that permit URLs.Exceptions that block URLs.Exceptions currently used in filtering.Exceptions not currently used in filtering.Exceptions for which an expiration date is specified.Exceptions that are inactive because their expiration date haspassed.106 Websense Web Security Solutions