Guest theeldergeek Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 Our Smoothwall is set up with various AUP's (Teachers, Students, 6th Formers etc) and I've noted that if I allow say YouTube in the "custom allow" section of any of the AUP's, it allows it globally - that is, all the AUP's are affected by the custom allowed content rather than just the one in which you are entering it. I want to be more specific than this, and in this instance, only allow (for example) "Teachers" and "6thform" groups access to YouTube. How can I do this in the categories for each AUP? They are only generic listings rather than specific URL's. Or can it be done more specifically? If so, how? Happy to log a support call if needed as we do have Bronze cover, but hopefully someone can give me the answer via the forum.
RinSewand Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 Under guardian > filtering > policy are the 'custom blocked content' settings applied to the relevant groups correctly - or have you got something global set? eg we have; group: students filter: Custom Student blocked Time: always Action: Block
tom_newton Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 Suggest you create your own custom cat - call it "youtube", then add that to a filter (call it elevated access filter, or whatever makes sense to you) then apply that filter with an allow action to the relevant groups, and hit "apply changes". HTH - apol for terse response. on train
Guest theeldergeek Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 Under guardian > filtering > policy are the 'custom blocked content' settings applied to the relevant groups correctly - or have you got something global set? eg we have; group: students filter: Custom Student blocked Time: always Action: Block Yes, we have this. We have a (long) list of groups, some are "allow" some are "block". If I click on the "Teachers AUP - Allow" filter, I then get a screen with a long list of categories under which there is a "user defined" selection. It's when I alter this user defined selection (in this case, allow) that it affects all the filters, not just the one I want. Is that what is supposed to happen? If not, our configuration is biffed.
Guest theeldergeek Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 Suggest you create your own custom cat - call it "youtube", then add that to a filter (call it elevated access filter, or whatever makes sense to you) then apply that filter with an allow action to the relevant groups, and hit "apply changes". HTH - apol for terse response. on train OK, will give it a go.... choo choo!
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