Web protection keeps your company safe from attacks that result from web browsing and helps you increase productivity.
You can define browsing restrictions with categories, URL groups, and file types. By adding these restrictions to policies,
you can block websites or display a warning message to users. For example, you can block access to social networking sites
and executable files. General settings let you specify scanning engines and other types of protection. Exceptions let
you override protection as required for your business needs.
Surfing quotas allow you to control internet access for users using access settings. Quotas specify access on a cyclical
(repeat) or non-cyclical (one-time) basis and the access time allowed. The default quotas specify some commonly used
quotas such as unlimited access and block-type access.
Surfing quotas
Surfing quotas allow you to control internet access for users using access settings.
Quotas specify access on a cyclical (repeat) or non-cyclical (one-time) basis and the access
time allowed. The default quotas specify some commonly used quotas such as unlimited access
and block-type access.
Note When more than one quota applies to a user, the firewall restricts access according to the
first policy that reaches its limit.
To edit a surfing quota, click .
The following quota specifies unlimited access for one week on a one-time basis.
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