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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DGL-4500 => Topic started by: thinlizzie on May 10, 2010, 02:31:29 PM
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Is this possible, when I use web filtering to block facebook it works, but my kid has found that if she simply adds the "s" for SSL facebook will work.
I used nslookup and blocked the 4 IPs it found, still no go, she can get on. When I attempt to add an https site the router tells me it doesn't support this option.
Ideas? Part of the reason I bought a decent router was for exactly this reason.
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can you add the HTTPS address to the filter?
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I have the same issue you can only use http. Not HTTPS the router does not support it the filter on their router does not work very well any way i tried to block facebook to no such luck..
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Nope, that is the issue, you can't add https to the filter. I'm hoping a D-Link engineer will chime in on the topic...
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Isn't that part of the point of the secure connection, hiding what you're doing from source to destination? I hate facebook, but I hate censorship more!!!
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When you have a 13 year old girl that is yours seeing things she shouldn't - you'll think a whole lot differently about censorship.
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How about trying a 3rd party proxy SW application to block?
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How about editing the HOSTS file on the computer instead?
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Is this possible, when I use web filtering to block facebook it works, but my kid has found that if she simply adds the "s" for SSL facebook will work.
I used nslookup and blocked the 4 IPs it found, still no go, she can get on. When I attempt to add an https site the router tells me it doesn't support this option.
Ideas? Part of the reason I bought a decent router was for exactly this reason.
Have you considered using OpenDNS http://www.opendns.com/ (http://www.opendns.com/) ?
OpenDNS Basic is free and includes:
- Reliable DNS Infrastructure
- Web Content Filtering
- Phishing Protection
- Basic Customization
- Typo Correction
Web Content Filtering
More than 50 categories of content. No appliance necessary. Effective against proxies, P2P, Web 2.0, adult and more.
Hope this helps,
Hank
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I use openDNS and it works great!
Be sure to install one of their ip updaters on one of your pcs.
jr
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Have you tried just denying "facebook.com" (without the quotes)? That should work according to the help section.