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13.2 URL Rules<br />

for example a rule allowing access to certain pages without authentication<br />

can be defined.<br />

2. Unless authentication is required, the do not require authentication option is<br />

ineffective.<br />

• selected user(s) — applied on selected users or/and user groups.<br />

Click on the Set button to select users or groups (hold the Ctrl and the Shift keys<br />

to select more that one user /group at once).<br />

Note: In rules, username represents IP address of the host fro which the user is<br />

currently connected to the firewall (for details, see chapter 11.1).<br />

And URL matches criteria<br />

Action<br />

Specification of URL (or URL group) on which this rule will be applied:<br />

• URL begins with — this item can include either entire URL without the protocol<br />

specified<br />

(e.g. www.kerio.com/index.html), example of URL with wildcards * and (e.g.<br />

*.kero.com*) or servername (e.g. www.kerio.com). Server names represent<br />

any URL at a corresponding server (www.kerio.com/*).<br />

Attention: If a URL example with wildcards is used, it must specify the whole<br />

URL (see the examples above). One of frequent mistakes is using of the example<br />

*.kerio.com — no real URL matches such example.<br />

• is in URL group — selection of a URL group (refer to chapter 15.4) which the URL<br />

should match with<br />

• is rated by <strong>Kerio</strong> Web Filter rating system — the rule will be applied on all pages<br />

matched with a selected category by the <strong>Kerio</strong> Web Filter module.<br />

Click on the Select Rating... button to select from <strong>Kerio</strong> Web Filter categories. For<br />

details, refer to chapter 13.3.<br />

• is any URL where server is given as IP address — by enabling this option users<br />

will not be able to bypass URL based filters by connecting to Web sites by IP<br />

address rather than domain name. This trick is often used by servers offering<br />

illegal downloads.<br />

Warning: If access to servers specified by IP addresses is not denied, users can<br />

bypass URL rules where servers are specified by names!<br />

Selection of an action that will be taken whenever a user accesses a URL meeting a rule:<br />

• Allow access to the Web site<br />

• Deny access to the Web site — requested page will be blocked. The user will be<br />

informed that the access is denied or a blank page will be displayed (according<br />

to settings in the Advanced tab — see below).<br />

Tick the Log option to log all pages meeting this rule in the Filter log (see chapter 22.9).<br />

Go to the Advanced tab to define more conditions for the rule or/and to set options for denied<br />

pages.<br />

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