Websense

To configure Websense content filtering options, complete the following steps:

1	In the left pane, select the global icon, a group, or a SonicWALL appliance.

2	Click the Policies tab.

3	In the center pane, navigate to Content Filter > Websense.

4	Enter the Websense server name or IP address in the Server Host Name or IP field.

5	Enter the port used for Websense packets in the Server Port field (default: 15868).

6	Enter the username associated with the Websense account in the User Name field.

7	Click the Enable Websense probe monitoring to activate the Websense probe, then enter the desired probe settings:

•	Check Server every (seconds)

•	Deactivate Websense after (missed probes)

•	Reactivate Websense after (successful probes)

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The if User is unavailable for: field defines what action is taken if the Websense Enterprise server is unavailable. The default value for timeout of the server is five seconds, but you can enter a value between 1 and 10 seconds. select the action that the SonicWALL appliance(s) will take after that period of time:

•	Selecting the Block traffic to all Web sites option blocks traffic to all Web sites except Allowed Domains until the Websense Enterprise server is available.

•	Selecting the Allow traffic to all Web sites option allows traffic to all Web sites without Websense Enterprise server filtering. However, Forbidden Domains and Keywords, if enabled, are still blocked.

9	Enter the size of the URL cache in the URL Cache Size field. A larger URL cache can improve browser response times. The default cache size is 50.

10	When you are finished, click Update. The scheduler displays.

11	Expand Schedule by clicking the plus icon.

12	Select Immediate or specify a future date and time.

13	Click Accept.