Re: Enforcing content filtering with PIX515E

["Ian Rarity" <Ian.Rarity () espc com>]

> > > "Christopher J. Wargaski" <wargo1 () gmail com> 23/01/2008 04:28 >>>
> Hey Ian--
>
>   The source TCP port will be (nearly) random, but your workstations
> will be configured to proxy to Surf Control at TCP port 8081. You
> first want to permit that traffic, then explicitly deny HTTP access
> elsewhere. Finally, allow the rest of your stuff.

That was exactly what I needed, once I'd put in an extra "deny" for SSL traffic.  Many thanks!

Ta,
IR.

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