Internet Usage Filters > Actions
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Block the request. Users receive a block page or block message, and are not able to view the site or use the Internet application.
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Permit the request. Users can view the site or use the Internet application.
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Evaluate current Bandwidth usage before blocking or permitting the request. When this action is enabled, and bandwidth usage reaches a specified threshold, further Internet requests for a specific category or protocol are blocked. See Using Bandwidth Optimizer to manage bandwidth.
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Confirm—Users receive a block page, asking them to confirm that the site is being accessed for business purposes. If a user clicks Continue, she can view the site.
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Quota—Users receive a block page, asking them whether to use quota time to view the site. If a user clicks Use Quota Time, he can view the site.
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If the user requests additional quota sites during a default session period (10 minutes by default), he can visit those sites without receiving another block page.
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Total quota time is allocated on a daily basis. Once it is used up, each client must wait until the next day to access sites in quota categories. The default daily quota allocation (60 minutes by default) is set on the Settings > General > Filtering page. Daily quota allocations can also be granted to clients on an individual basis. See Using quota time to limit Internet access for more information.
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Block Keywords: When you define keywords and enable keyword blocking, users requesting a site whose URL contains a blocked keyword are not allowed to access the site. See Keyword-based policy enforcement.
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Block File Types: When file type blocking is enabled, users attempting to download a file whose type is blocked receive a block page, and the file is not downloaded. See Managing traffic based on file type.
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Internet Usage Filters > Actions
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