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Exceptions to Web Protection Policies > Exception shortcuts > How do I block or permit a URL for one person?
How do I block or permit a URL for one person?
Administrator Help | TRITON AP-WEB and Web Filter & Security | Version 8.3.x
Super Administrators can use the following steps to block or permit a URL for a single client in the network, regardless of the client's role.
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Go to the Policy Management > Exceptions page and click Add.
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Enter a unique Name for the exception.
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Enter the URL that you want to permit or block.
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To specify the client affected by this exception, select Specific clients in any role.
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Enter all or part of the user name or IP address in the search box above the Defined clients list, then press Enter.
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If the client appears in the search results, select the client and click the right arrow (>) button to place the client in the Selected list.
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If the client does not appear in the search results, click Add Other Clients, then:
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Select a user or group name from the list, or click Search to find a user or group in your user directory.
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Enter an IP address or range in either IPv4 or IPv6 format.
When you have identified the client that you want to add, use the appropriate right arrow (>) button to move the client to the Selected list, then click OK.
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By default, the exception is set to Block the URL. To change this, set the Type to Permit.
7.
Set an expiration date, if applicable.
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Click OK to cache the change, then click Save and Deploy to implement it.

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