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Chapter 1: IntroductionThe Getting Started tutorialWebsense Express includes a tutorial to help you get up and running asquickly as possible. Websense highly recommends working through thistutorial. Learn how to:Verify that Websense Express can monitor and filter computers in thenetwork.Download the Master Database.Work with sample filtering definitions included with your software.Create your own filtering definitions.Identify users and computers in your network and apply filtering policiesto them.Introducing Websense ManagerWebsense Manager is the interface used to monitor current Internet usagefiltering and customize filtering behavior (see Chapter 2: EstablishingFiltering Policies ).You can access Websense Manager locally, from the Websense Expressmachine (Start > Programs > Websense > Websense Manager), or from aWeb browser, by entering the following:http://:8080/Manager is the IP address or name of the Websense Expressmachine, and 8080 is the default port used for remote access to WebsenseManager and Websense Explorer.NoteIf port 8080 is in use, Websense software increments to thenext available port. See the Knowledge Base for moreinformation.Only one person can log on to Websense Manager at a time.10 Websense, Inc.
Chapter 1: IntroductionThe Websense Manager interface includes a menu bar, navigation tree, andcontent pane.menu barnavigation treecontent paneWhen you log on to Websense Manager, and any time you select Home in thenavigation tree, the content pane displays the Home console. Use the Homeconsole to monitor current filtering status, review recent filtering history,evaluate your configuration, and access administrative resources.Getting started with the Home consoleThe Websense Manager Home console includes the following tabs:Current Status: Shows Websense system status and a general overviewof current Internet filtering status. This tab also highlights user attempts toaccess sites in security risk categories.Usage Summary: Provides an overview of past network usage, withhigh-level overviews of who accessed the Internet, how many requestswere blocked and permitted, and how many requests for security riskcategories were blocked.Administrative Tools: Includes tools for evaluating current filteringsettings, as well as links to useful resources.Websense Express User Guide 11
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