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Exceptions to Filtering PoliciesFor all administrators: How do I create an unfiltered URL?., page 115How do I block or permit a URL for everyone?TRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xSuper Administrators can use the following steps to block or permit a URL foreveryone in the network:1. Click Create Exception in the right shortcut pane.2. Enter a unique Name for the exception.3. Enter the URL that you want to permit or block.4. By default, the exception is set to apply to all clients (Global is selected).5. By default, the exception is set to Block the URL. To change this, set the Type toPermit.6. Set an expiration date, if applicable.7. Click OK to cache the change, then click Save and Deploy to implement it.How do I block or permit a URL for one person?TRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xSuper Administrators can use the following steps to block or permit a URL for asingle client in the network, regardless of the client’s role.1. Click Create Exception in the right shortcut pane.2. Enter a unique Name for the exception.3. Enter the URL that you want to permit or block.4. To specify the client affected by this exception, select Specific clients in anyrole.5. Enter all or part of the user name or IP address in the search box above theDefined clients list, then press Enter.• If the client appears in the search results, select the client and click the rightarrow (>) button to place the client in the Selected list.• If the client does not appear in the search results, click Add Other Clients,then:• Select a user or group name from the list, or click Search to find a user orgroup in your user directory.• Enter an IP address or range in either IPv4 or IPv6 format.When you have identified the client that you want to add, use the appropriateright arrow (>) button to move the client to the Selected list, then click OK.6. By default, the exception is set to Block the URL. To change this, set the Type toPermit.7. Set an expiration date, if applicable.TRITON - Web Security Help 113