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Figure 66 ActiveX blocking keywords setup

3. Click Add to enter the page for adding an ActiveX blocking keyword, as shown in 374HFigure 67.

4. Specify a suffix keyword for ActiveX blocking.

See

375HFigure 67 for the requirements on a keyword.

5. Click Apply.

Figure 67 Adding an ActiveX blocking keyword

105BConfiguring a content filtering policy

Content filtering policies fall into HTTP filtering policies, SMTP filtering policies, POP3 filtering policies,

FTP filtering policies, and Telnet filtering policies. You can configure one or more content filtering policies

as needed.

To configure content filtering policies:

Ste

Remarks

376H

Configuring an HTTP filtering policy By default, no HTTP filtering policies exist.

377H

Configuring an SMTP filtering policy By default, no SMTP filtering policies exist.

378H

Configuring a POP3 filtering policy By default, no POP3 filtering policies exist.

379H

Configuring an FTP filtering policy By default, no FTP filtering policies exist.

380H

Configuring a Telnet filtering policy By default, no Telnet filtering policies exist.

196BConfiguring an HTTP filtering policy

1. From the navigation tree, select Identification > Content Filtering > Filtering Policy.

The HTTP filtering policy list page appears, as shown in

381HFigure 68.