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Please be advised
, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP]
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 3:29 PM
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Please be advised that your time to learn, update, get up to speed on
something is not free so while the "fill in the blank" ma
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] What is Websence
Please be advised that your time to learn, update, get up to speed on
something is not free so while the "fill in the blank" may not have
licensing fees, nothing in life is for "free"... everything has some
sort of cost value to it.
ie
Cardona
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 12:18 PM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] What is Websence
Websense can also run on Linux.
What I do like about it is that it can
fail-open. Meaning that if your one
Websense server is being rebooted or goes dow
e other way and configure
it to disallow any subsequent connections.
.my 2cents.
-vC
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I don't know but I bet it deserves [OT] in the subject. :o)
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: RE: [ActiveDir] What is Websence
Websense can also run on Linux.
What I do like about it is that it can fail-open. Meaning that if your
one Websense server is being rebooted or goes down users are still able
to access the internet (User are not being filtered while the server is
unavailable
I don't know but I bet it deserves [OT] in the subject. :o)
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Or Squid and squidguard, open source and free, and very reliable...but
of course requires Linux
] What is Websence
You can check their website: www.websense.com
I evaluated the software version a couple of months ago and wasn't
impressed -- stayed with SurfControl.
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Umm, it's a suite of products and services. Depends on what you buy :-)
http://www.websense.com/global/en/ProductsServices/
What we have is for our websense installation is several windows servers
that serve as content filters and proxy servers with a subscription
based filter. All the logs rol
The WebSense deployment we have uses a combination of Cisco hardware and
a Windows-based server. The Cisco product (in our case a Catalyst 6509)
using WCCP redirects web traffic to a Windows-based server for content
inspection and then filters the traffic based upon a list of policies.
Web traffic
http://www.websense.com/docs/Datasheets/en/v6.3/Websense_ProductOverview.pdf
http://www.websense.com/global/en/Partners/TAPartners/SecurityEcosystem/
Depending upon which websense product you're referencing, it can be an
appliance or just software.
Laura
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You can check their website: www.websense.com
I evaluated the software version a couple of months ago and wasn't
impressed -- stayed with SurfControl.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ravi Dogra
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Websense is software you put on one or more servers to do the filtering
of http requests. You can either do it parallel to your firewalls (Pixen
and others support passing http requests to a Websense farm in
realtime), or I believe you can put them inline as a proxy.
If you're doing a large deploy
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