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The following figure shows a high-level view of the Category-based Content Filtering architecture with ECS,
and other components in a deployment scenario.
and other components in a deployment scenario.
Figure 2: High-Level Architecture of Category-based Content Filtering
Category-based Content Filtering Subsystem
This is an internal categorization database (periodically synchronized with an external server) that provides
ratings for publicly accessible traditional and mobile Web sites. When the SessMgr passes a URL/URI to
internal list server, the list server returns a list of matching category ratings.
ratings for publicly accessible traditional and mobile Web sites. When the SessMgr passes a URL/URI to
internal list server, the list server returns a list of matching category ratings.
Static Rating Categorization Database (SRDB)
This is an internal categorization database (periodically synchronized with an external server) that provides
ratings for publicly accessible traditional and mobile Web sites. When the SessMgr passes a URL/URI to
internal list server, the list server returns a list of matching category ratings.
ratings for publicly accessible traditional and mobile Web sites. When the SessMgr passes a URL/URI to
internal list server, the list server returns a list of matching category ratings.
The list server is used to determine whether a Web site has already been classified. When the list server passes
back a category rating to the filtering application, the rating is compared against the Category Policy ID applied
for the subscriber to determine the appropriate action like accept, block, redirect, or replace. If the list server
returns a clean rating, there is no need to perform a real-time analysis of any content delivered by the site.
back a category rating to the filtering application, the rating is compared against the Category Policy ID applied
for the subscriber to determine the appropriate action like accept, block, redirect, or replace. If the list server
returns a clean rating, there is no need to perform a real-time analysis of any content delivered by the site.
The list server is used to determine whether a Web site has already been classified. When the list server passes
back a category rating to the filtering application, the rating is compared against the Category Policy ID applied
for the subscriber to determine the appropriate action like accept, block, redirect, or replace. If the list server
returns a clean rating, there is no need to perform a real-time analysis of any content delivered by the site.
back a category rating to the filtering application, the rating is compared against the Category Policy ID applied
for the subscriber to determine the appropriate action like accept, block, redirect, or replace. If the list server
returns a clean rating, there is no need to perform a real-time analysis of any content delivered by the site.
CF Administration Guide, StarOS Release 18
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Content Filtering Support Overview
Category-based Content Filtering Subsystem