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RE: Filtering network content based on User Subscription
From: "Mark Borchers" <mborchers () igillc com>
Date: Sat, 8 May 2004 18:41:51 -0500
Your best bet in this case is to place a appropriately sized firewall at the customer's site, i.e. Cisco PIX 501 - 515 series or SonicWall's equivalent and link it to a WebSense or N2H2 content filtering server at your NOC.
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Scott C. McGrath
Joe, Cisco's Content Engine can also do the functions that Scott mentioned, plus gives you the benefit of web caching. It's very feature-rich, and the command line looks a lot like IOS. You can configure it to FTP your whitelist of URLs, and set up user-specific or global time restrictions, which address a couple of your specs. For the latter, I think you need the Smart Filter module, which is not part of the basic Content Engine distribution.
Current thread:
- Filtering network content based on User Subscription jshen (May 08)
- Re: Filtering network content based on User Subscription Scott McGrath (May 08)
- RE: Filtering network content based on User Subscription Mark Borchers (May 08)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Filtering network content based on User Subscription Ejay Hire (May 09)
- Re: Filtering network content based on User Subscription Scott McGrath (May 08)