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BrowseControl
Denying Employee and Student Web Surfing and Blocking Application Use |
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| BrowseControl Additional Features |
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| Active Directory Integration |
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| Active Directory users can be imported to the BrowseControl Console making it easier to organize users in the user based mode of BrowseControl. |
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| Remote Installation of Clients |
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| BrowseControl Clients can now be installed remotely from the Console on any system available on the LAN. |
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| Redirect Clients |
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| The “Redirect Clients” feature of BrowseControl will allow you to resolve any incorrect entries of the Server IP address on the Client remotely from the Console. In addition, through this utility, the clients can also be redirected to an alternate server, should the server component be moved to a different system. |
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| USB Blocking |
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| Blocking of USB storage devices has now been implemented. This complements the existing feature of blocking CD and floppy devices. |
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| Shutdown Scheduler |
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| Shutdown/Boot time for the Client computers can be scheduled remotely from the Console using the Shutdown Scheduler. |
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| Operator Permissions |
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| Operators (administrators/teachers who have login rights to the BrowseControl Console) can extend the access permissions to both groups and sub groups of computers/users. |
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| Bypass Applications |
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| Legitimate applications such as FlexLM that require Internet access can now circumvent BrowseControl through the Bypass utility. Applications added to this list will be unaffected by BrowseControl’s Internet ON/OFF settings. This is useful for legitimate applications that require access over HTTP. |
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