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17Reporting AdministrationTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xRelated topics: Configuring how filtered requests are logged, page 410 Assigning categories to risk classes, page 408 Configuring reporting preferences, page 409 Configuring Log Server, page 412 Log Database administration settings, page 420 Configuring investigative reports, page 433 Self-reporting, page 437In organizations that use only the default administrator account (admin), everyonewho uses TRITON - Web Security has access to all reporting settings and tools. Inorganizations that use delegated administration, access to reporting settings and toolsis controlled by members of the Super Administrator role (see Editing roles, page347).Administrators with access to reporting settings have many options for customizingreporting in their environment.The Websense Master Database organizes categories into risk classes. Riskclasses suggest possible types or levels of vulnerability posed by sites in thosecategories. Use the Settings > General > Risk Classes page to customize riskclasses for your organization. See Assigning categories to risk classes, page 408.Use the Settings > Reporting > Preferences page to configure the email serverused to distribute reports, activate self-reporting, and configure how longscheduled reports are stored on the TRITON - Web Security machine. Alsoconfigure whether Real-Time Monitor collects data all the time, or only whenReal-Time Monitor is open. See Configuring reporting preferences, page 409.Logging is the process of storing information about Websense filtering activities in aLog Database so that you can generate reports.Use the Settings > General > Logging page to enable logging, select thecategories to be logged, and determine what user information is logged. SeeConfiguring how filtered requests are logged, page 410, for more information.TRITON - Web Security Help 407
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ContentsTopic 1 Getting Started . .
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ContentsEditing filtered locations
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