Content Filter Service (CFS) Configurations

Description

SonicWall CFS compares requested web sites against a massive database in the cloud containing millions of rated URLs, IP addresses and web sites. It provides administrators with the tools to create and apply policies that allow or deny access to sites based on individual or group identity, or by time of day, for over 50 pre-defined categories.

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CFS How to Videos

How to configure IP Address based Content Filter Polices (CFS)



How to configure Per-policy Forbidden Domains with Multiple CFS Policies



Using CFS custom category



How to configure CFS with LDAP Authentication




How to Configure Content Filtering (CFS) Policies using App Rules

 


CFS Configuration using Policies with Local Users, LDAP Users and SSO authentication


Other Configurations using CFS policies


CFS using App Rules (SonicOS 5.8.0.0 and above)


How to Allow / Block specific websites using Allowed / Forbidden Domains


CFS Keyword Blocking


HTTPS Content Filtering


Acceptable Usage Policy, Consent Page and CFS Block Page


FAQs

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