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You can designate different client policies to every client group you create, or you can apply one policy to all client groups. You can allow domains categorized as social media and streaming media for users who are traveling and not on the network but block those domains for users who are on the protected network.

Client policy - This policy is used by the DNSWatchGO Client when users are not connected to a protected network.

Fireboxes with DNSWatch enabled are considered to be the same as a protected network for content filter policies. If the marketing and sales teams are on separate networks, you might want to allow them to access social media and streaming media but restrict those categories for other users.

Protected network or Firebox policy - This policy is assigned to a protected network to filter requests for content in the specified categories.

You can create and apply these types of policies: For more information, see Manage DNSWatchGO Client Groups. For example, you can create a policy and apply it to your marketing team.

If you want to organize your clients into categories, you can create your own client groups and assign specific policies to each group. You can also create a separate policy to use with the DNSWatchGO Client when the laptops are not on a protected network. You can create a different policy for each branch office network or assign the same policy to both networks. Each protected network and DNSWatchGO Client Group can use a different policy.įor example, you have two branch offices with separate protected networks and all laptops have the DNSWatchGO Client installed. You can create multiple policies to meet the needs of your different networks. The Safe Search option will help filter out explicit content in search results across multiple search engines. In addition to DNSWatch protection from malicious domains based on intelligence feeds, you can use DNSWatch policies to block domains in selected content categories on protected networks and devices. If you delete a policy used by a network, Firebox, or DNSWatchGO Client, the content filter is turned off for that device or network. If you want to filter content available to users, you must create a new policy. Content filter policies are not enabled by default.