Blue Coat SURF-1000-2499-2YR ユーザーズマニュアル

SurfControl Web Filter v5.5 

Administrator’s Guide

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To create a new rule:

1

Select New from the Rule menu, or click the New Rule button.

2

Choose a Who object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the Who section of the rule.

3

Choose a Where object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the Where section of the rule.

4

Choose a What object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the What section of the rule.

5

Choose a When object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the When section of the rule.

6

Choose an Allowance object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the Allowance section of 
the rule.

7

Choose a Notify object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the Notify section of the rule.

8

Choose a HTTP Deny Page object (if required) and drag and drop the object onto the HTTP Deny 
Page section of the rule.

9

Right-click the new rule and choose Properties from the drop-down menu.

10 You will see the Rule Properties dialog:

Enter a comment for this rule. Adding a comment to a rule enables you to see a description of the rules 
action in the Rules Administrator and Real-time Monitor, which enables you to see why a rule is 
blocking a web page. When adding a comment ensure that:

•

The description gives a clear indication of what the rule will do.

•

The comment is 31 characters in length, or less. Comments exceeding 31 characters will be 
truncated in the Rules Administrator and Real-time Monitor. The word ‘(truncated)’ will be placed 
at the end of the comment.

11 Move the rule to the appropriate level in the Rule List Panel.

A new rule is always enabled by default. It will not be active, however, until changes are 

committed to the database.

If you do not add a comment to the rule you will see ‘N/A’ in the Comment columns of 

Rules Administrator and Real-time Monitor.