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once one or more items
are listed, the resulting
Current Filter Table list
can be displayed. delete
individual listings in the
URl Address column by
checking the corresponding
box in the Select column and then clicking “Delete Selected.” Delete all
items on the list at once by clicking “Delete All.”
To clear all of your
current selections, click “Reset.”
examples of filters and effects
www.intellinet-network.com:
Access to the Web site www.intellinet-
network.com will be blocked, but access to intellinet-network.com
is still allowed (note the missing “www”).
intellinet-network.com:
Access to both www.intellinet-network.com
and intellinet-network.com is blocked.
network:
Access is blocked to any Web site that contains the keyword
“network,” such as intellinet-network.com, networkipcamera.com or
networksolutions.com. Furthermore, this prevents you from searching
for the keyword “network” using a search engine; e.g., Google.
ads:
This filter can help reduce the amount of advertisements shown
on Web pages. It will prevent any content that resides in a location
(www.domain.com/images/ads/, as an example) from loading.
3.5.2 port filtering
This section allows you to prevent users from accessing certain Internet
applications/services (e.g., Web sites, e-mail, FTP sites) by restricting
the flow of certain types of data packets. (Also see IP Filtering below.)
enable port filtering:
Select to activate the function.
port range / protocol / comment:
For any item you want to include
in your port-filtering efforts, enter a port range, select one of the
protocols from the drop-down menu, add any comments that can
help identify the item whenever you refer to the list, then click “Apply.”
once one or more items are listed, the resulting Current Filter Table
list will display at the bottom of the screen. To remove an item from
