3. For web applications that are set to Allow you can also configure Enabled features:
a) Click on the row for an application.
b) Ensure that only the features you want enabled are selected.
For instance, if only Status Update is not selected under Enabled features for Facebook
only status updates will be disabled. Access to the rest of the site will be allowed.
4. Click Apply
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4.2.2 Default Groups
The Configuration > Group Policy > Default Groups page allows you to set the user groups
to which the default policy is applied. If Active Directory or eDirectory access has been properly
configured, the Available groups list is populated with your organization’s Active Directory or
eDirectory groups.
If your appliance is configured to access a single-domain Active Directory server, Active Directory
group names are displayed in the form "
groupname
"; if the appliance is configured to access the
global catalog of a multidomain Active Directory forest, Active Directory group names are displayed
in the form "
domain\groupname
". If the appliance is configured to integrate with eDirectory,
then group names are displayed in eDirectory format (
group.context
).
Alternatively and additionally, you can create, edit, and delete custom groups. Once the Available
groups list is populated to meet your requirements, you can select which groups are denied or
allowed access to the internet, depending upon which policy association option you have selected.
4.2.2.1 Creating a Custom User Group
1. In the Available Groups list, click Create.
The Group Editor dialog box is displayed.
Note: The groups that are added in this window are also added to the Reports > Options >
Reporting Groups page.
2. In the top text box, enter a name for the group.
3. Use at least one of the following methods to select the members of the new custom group:
a) Click the Groups tab, highlight the groups that you want to include in your custom group,
and click the double-right arrow (>>) to move the selected groups into the Selected Entries
list.
b) Click the Users tab highlight the users that you want to include in your custom group, and
click the double-right arrow (>>) to move the selected users into the Selected Entries list.
c) Optionally, to remove a group or user from the Selected Entries list, highlight the item(s)
that you want to remove from the custom group, and click the double-left arrow (<<).
d) To add manual entries that are not listed in the Groups or Users lists, do the following:
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