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Steve at 11:23, 13 October 2022

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	For devices connected to your Windows domain, this should be done through Group Policy by downloading the certificate using the link on the ''Web Proxy'' page and importing it into the domain's Trusted Root Certification Authorities.		For devices connected to your Windows domain, this should be done through Group Policy by downloading the certificate using the link on the ''Web Proxy'' page and importing it into the domain's Trusted Root Certification Authorities.

	The certificate will need to be installed manually onto stand-alone devices. There are a number of ways to make this easier, such as using the QR code which is displayed on the ''Web'' tab, or using the [[Splash Page]].		The certificate will need to be installed manually onto stand-alone devices. There are a number of ways to make this easier, such as using the QR code which is displayed on the ''Web'' tab, or using the [[Web: Permissions & Limits#Display splash page for new devices\|Splash Page]].

	This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.		This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.

Steve at 10:36, 13 October 2022

2022-10-13T10:36:28Z

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	The web filter works on three levels:		The web filter works on three levels:

	* [[Web Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.		* [[Web: Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.
	* [[Web Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.		* [[Web: Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.
	* [[Web Overrides\|Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:		* [[Web: Overrides\|Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:
	** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.		** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.
	** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.		** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.

Steve at 09:49, 12 October 2022

2022-10-12T09:49:13Z

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	** Certain applications are incompatible with authentication, and you can add the URIs that they contact to an override that selects an appropriate ''Authentication'' setting.		** Certain applications are incompatible with authentication, and you can add the URIs that they contact to an override that selects an appropriate ''Authentication'' setting.

	As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.		As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web: Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.

	There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web: Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.		There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web: Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.

	[[Category:Product Manuals]]		[[Category:Product Manuals]]

Steve at 09:47, 12 October 2022

2022-10-12T09:47:35Z

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	As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.		As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.

	There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.		There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web: Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.

	[[Category:Product Manuals]]		[[Category:Product Manuals]]

Steve at 15:59, 10 October 2022

2022-10-10T15:59:43Z

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	* [[Web Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.		* [[Web Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.
	* [[Web Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.		* [[Web Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.
	* [[~~Index.php?title=~~Web Overrides\|Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:		* [[Web Overrides\|Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:
	** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.		** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.
	** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.		** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.

Steve at 13:33, 10 October 2022

2022-10-10T13:33:14Z

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	* [[Web Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.		* [[Web Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.
	* [[Web Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.		* [[Web Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.
	* [[Web ~~Filter~~ Overrides\|~~Filter~~ Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:		* [[Index.php?title=Web Overrides\|Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:
	** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.		** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.
	** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.		** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.

Steve at 13:12, 10 October 2022

2022-10-10T13:12:18Z

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Steve at 11:47, 10 October 2022

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	This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.		This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.

	~~Using the tabs at the top, you can configure~~ [[Web Proxy Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]], [[Web Proxy ~~Filter Overrides & Walled Garden~~\|~~Filter Overrides, Walled Garden~~]], [[Web Proxy ~~Permissions & Limits~~\|~~Permissions & Limits~~]], [[Web Proxy Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]] ~~and~~ [[Web Proxy ~~Safe Search~~\|~~Safe Search~~]].		The web filter works on three levels:

			* [[Web Proxy Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.
			* [[Web Proxy Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.
			* [[Web Proxy Filter Overrides\|Filter Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:
			** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.
			** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.
			** Trusted websites that must never be filtered, such as the school's own website, can be added to an override which has the ''Disable all filters'' setting ticked.
			** Certain applications are incompatible with authentication, and you can add the URIs that they contact to an override that selects an appropriate ''Authentication'' setting.

			As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web Proxy Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.

			There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web Proxy Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.

			[[Category:Product Manuals]]

Steve at 11:33, 10 October 2022

2022-10-10T11:33:41Z

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	This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.		This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.

			Using the tabs at the top, you can configure [[Web Proxy Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]], [[Web Proxy Filter Overrides & Walled Garden\|Filter Overrides, Walled Garden]], [[Web Proxy Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], [[Web Proxy Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]] and [[Web Proxy Safe Search\|Safe Search]].

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	For devices connected to your Windows domain, this should be done through Group Policy by downloading the certificate using the link on the ''Web Proxy'' page and importing it into the domain's Trusted Root Certification Authorities.		For devices connected to your Windows domain, this should be done through Group Policy by downloading the certificate using the link on the ''Web Proxy'' page and importing it into the domain's Trusted Root Certification Authorities.

	The certificate will need to be installed manually onto stand-alone devices. There are a number of ways to make this easier, such as using the QR code which is displayed on the ''Web ~~Proxy~~'' ~~page~~, or using the [[Splash Page]].		The certificate will need to be installed manually onto stand-alone devices. There are a number of ways to make this easier, such as using the QR code which is displayed on the ''Web'' tab, or using the [[Splash Page]].

	This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.		This certificate is unique to your Opendium system, and is separate from any certificate that is required to connect to your wifi network.
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	The web filter works on three levels:		The web filter works on three levels:

	* [[Web ~~Proxy~~ Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.		* [[Web Blocked Categories\|Blocked Categories]] - This is the primary method of filtering. The system categorises content as it is being accessed and blocks content which is deemed to belong to an unacceptable category according to the user group's settings. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised or not categorised at all, the first thing to do is edit the [[Filtering Categories]] manually exclude the content from categories it does not belong to, and include it in categories that it does belong to.
	* [[Web ~~Proxy~~ Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.		* [[Web Safe Search\|Enforcement of Safe Search]] - The web filter can demand that some search engines, such as Google, enable strict Safe Search irrespective of the user's own preferences.
	* [[Web ~~Proxy~~ Filter Overrides\|Filter Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:		* [[Web Filter Overrides\|Filter Overrides]] - These are used to completely disable parts of the filtering system. If certain web content is being incorrectly categorised, it is recommended that you edit the appropriate categories rather than using an override to disable the filtering entirely. However, it is appropriate to use an override in the following circumstances:
	** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.		** If you need to ensure that certain HTTPS requests are not decrypted, add their URIs to an override which has the ''Disable HTTPS decryption'' setting ticked. Certain applications are incompatible with HTTPS decryption and require such an override.
	** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.		** When setting up a walled garden, add URIs which are to be allowed to an override which has the ''Allow in the walled garden'' setting ticked.
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	** Certain applications are incompatible with authentication, and you can add the URIs that they contact to an override that selects an appropriate ''Authentication'' setting.		** Certain applications are incompatible with authentication, and you can add the URIs that they contact to an override that selects an appropriate ''Authentication'' setting.

	As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web ~~Proxy~~ Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.		As well as blocking pages, you can also set up [[Web Reporting Categories\|Reporting Categories]], which trigger automated reports based on which categories are being triggered.

	There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web ~~Proxy~~ Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.		There are also settings affecting a user's [[Web Permissions & Limits\|Permissions & Limits]], such as bandwidth quotas.

	[[Category:Product Manuals]]		[[Category:Product Manuals]]