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1) Is the Clearserver filter right
for you?
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If your company or organization has
one of the following goals, you are an excellent
candidate for our filtering product:
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1 Managing corporate
internet use
2 Avoiding corporate legal liabilities prompted by
inappropriate employee internet site access
3 Keeping employees focus on business internet use |
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2) What are the network requirements
to run the Clearserver?
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You will need
a network router/gateway. |
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3) Is the Clearserver scalable for
large/small networks?
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Yes, small
companies and large companies benefit with the
scalable filtering products and services offered
by Internet Management. Depending on the size of
your network and the number of licenses, we will
configure the right size solution in a cost effective
manner for your specific application.
One Clearserver
Filter will support up to 2000 users, for example
a company with 3500 employees would use 2 Clearserver
Filter appliances.
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4) What operating system and platform
is the Clearserver Filter appliance running on?
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Our Clearserver
Filter comes preinstalled and pre-configured with Redhat
8.0 on Dell Servers. |
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5) How do you setup the Clearserver
filter? Is the Clearserver easy to integrate into
my network?
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Our Clearserver
Filters arrive at your business location already
pre-configured and ready for installation.
However, your IT Administrators will have to do a few simple steps
to complete the setup.
First at your
router/gateway, you will need to add an access
control list to allow port 80 traffic from
the Clearserver Filter and block all other
port 80 traffic to the internet.
Second, you must
setup your proxy settings by using automatic
proxy setting (WPAD, DHCPINFORM, or Active
Directory Group policy) or manually add proxy
settings to client pc’s.
Finally, you must
go to http://IP:8080 and setup filter preferences.
That’s it,
the Clearserver Filter is now ready to manage
and monitor your network.
Keep in mind,
your assigned Internet Management technicians
are available to answer any pre or post installation
questions via our toll free customer service
number.
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6) Does the Clearserver
have an administrative GUI? Can I block and unblock
sites at my discretion? |
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Yes, you can block
or unblock pages that you deem appropriate or inappropriate
from your location in real time. You need NOT to
contact us. |
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7) How do I bypass
a blocked page? |
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At the block page,
simply follow the link to bypass, then put your username
and password and time of bypass and hit enter. |
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8) With 1,000
employees, how do I know when someone uses their
bypass? |
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When an
employee bypasses, an email is automatically sent
to the assigned corporate network administrator
with the username and time of bypass. The corporate
network admin can also pull up a report on who
used their bypass and where they went.
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9) When is the database updated?
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The database
is updated at 1:00 am every night.
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10) What are the
Benefits? |
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- Internet access has become an unmanageable
corporate resource. With the installation of
our Clearserver Filter solution, IT managers
and IT professionals are NOW able to manage their
corporate internet use and access facilities.
- “Cyber-slacking” has
become a major detriment to overall corporate
productivity. By refusing access to unauthorized
web sites, corporations and organizations are
able to increase employee productivity.
- Corporations and organizations
are able to limit legal liability resulting
from inappropriate employee Internet access.
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