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Reference: Configuration options<br />

by Web Protection: For all entries on the exclusion list, the entries on the list of<br />

file and MIME types to be blocked are ignored. No scan for viruses and<br />

malware is performed.<br />

MIME types: Examples for media types:<br />

� text = for text files<br />

� image = for graphics files<br />

� video = for video files<br />

� audio = for sound files<br />

� application = for files linked to a particular program<br />

Examples of excluded file and MIME types:<br />

� audio/ = All audio media type files are excluded from Web Protection scans<br />

� video/quicktime = All Quicktime sub-type video files (*.qt, *.mov) are excluded<br />

from Web Protection scans<br />

� .pdf = All Adobe PDF files are excluded from Web Protection scans.<br />

Add<br />

Delete<br />

The button allows you to copy MIME and file types from the input field into the display<br />

window.<br />

The button deletes a selected entry from the list. This button is inactive if no entry is<br />

selected.<br />

URLs skipped by Web Protection<br />

All URLs in this list are excluded from Web Protection scans.<br />

Input box<br />

In this box you can input URLs (Internet addresses) to be excluded from Web<br />

Protection scans, e.g. www.domainname.com. You can specify parts of the URL,<br />

using leading or following dots to indicate the domain level: .domainname.com for all<br />

pages and all subdomains of the domain. Indicate websites with any top-level domain<br />

(.com or .net) with a following dot: domainname.. If you indicate a string without a<br />

leading or concluding dot, the string is interpreted as a top-level domain, e.g. net for<br />

all NET domains (www.domain.net).<br />

Note<br />

You can also use the wildcard * for any number of characters when specifying<br />

URLs. You can also use leading or following dots in combination with wildcards<br />

to indicate the domain level:<br />

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