SonicWALL 2100 CF, Getting Started Manual

SonicWALL Content Security Manager 2100 CF Getting Started Guide       Page 11

6. Please complete the Product Survey. SonicWALL uses this information to further tailor 

services to fit your needs.

7. Click 

Submit

. 

8. When the mySonicWALL.com server has finished processing your registration, you will see a 

page informing you that your Content Security Manager appliance is registered. Click 

Continue

, and the 

System > Licenses

 page is displayed showing you all your activated 

services.

Congratulations

Your Content Security Manager is now fully operational, filtering HTTP content for all users. At this 
point, all network user traffic on the network segment is filtered using the preconfigured 

*Default

policy group, which applies the 

Adult Content

, 

Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco

, and 

Racism/Hate/

violence/Weapons

 Web filter policies.

Note

: 

You can modify the 

*Default

 policy group to block more objectionable content categories. 

Refer to “Modifying the *Default Policy Group” on page 11 for instructions.

Continue with steps 7, 8, and 9 to further customize your installation.

Modifying the *Default Policy Group

The Content Security Manager includes a preconfigured *

Default

 policy group that automatically 

applies to all users on the network segment protected by the Content Security Manager, unless 
you apply a specific filtering policy.
You can use the 

*Default

 policy group acts as a base-line defense, providing the highest level of 

content filtering to all users and user groups you do not explicitly assign a more permissive filtering 
policy.
The 

*Default

 policy group is initially configured to block the most common objectionable content 

categories. It contains the default policies:

•

*Adult Content 

•

*Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco

•

*Racism/Hate/Violence/Weapons

Depending on your organization’s content filtering needs, you can modify the 

*Default

 policy 

group to include any combination of the 12 default policies included with the 
Content Security Manager, and any custom content filtering policies.

Note:

Refer to the appendix of the SonicWALL Content Security Manager 2100 CF 

Administrator’s Guide for a detailed description of all SonicWALL Content Filtering Service default 
policy categories.

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