Add Policies: Select Accounts

Application Control > Policies > Add

The Global Application Control policy is the default policy.

• Enable policy—Enables or disables the individual policy; the global Application Control setting overrides the specifications of an individual policy.

• IP Range—Use to specify the range of IP addresses that will be affected by the Application Control policy.  

• IP Address/(User or Group possible)—Use to specify the single IP address that will be affected by the URL filtering policy.

• Note: The options on this page depend upon the user identification method that you are using—either IP address or User/group name authentication, if you enable LDAP authentication. For more information about configuring the user identification method and defining the scope of a policy, see User Identification and URL Filtering Policies.

• Add—Click to add a single or range of IP addresses to the list of addresses that will be affected by the Application Control policy.

To add an Application Control policy:

1. Go to Application Control > Policies.

2. Click the Add link at above the policy list.

3. Type a descriptive policy name. This will help you remember the policy.

4. Type a single IP address or a range of IP addresses to signify the users affected. Alternatively, choose the user or group name if LDAP integration has been set up.

5. Click Add to move the newly entered IP address, range, or user/group name to the Type & Identification table.

6. Click the Enable Policy check box at the top of the screen to enable the policy after it is created.

7. Click Next to continue.

8. See Add Policies: Specify Rules to set up the rules of the policy which apply to specified accounts.

See also:

• About Application Control

• Application Control Policy List

• Application Control Policies: Rules

• Application Control Settings

• User Identification

• Work/Leisure Time