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Latest revision as of 17:37, 9 August 2019
[edit] 1 Introduction
"By ip address" and "by mac address" monitoring modes of WFilter enables you to filter internet activities by ip addresses or mac addresses. However, that's not enough in some networks.
For better internet monitoring and filtering, WFilter supports "Account Monitoring" to set policy based on user accounts. With this feature, you can set blocking policy for active directory users or WFilter local accounts.
This topic discusses "active directory integration of WFilter", "WFilter local users" and "terminal server solutions".
[edit] 1.1 Documents List
- Active directory integration of WFilter
- WFilter local user accounts
- WFilter terminal server solutions
