Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Tuesday, 9 March 2021
Sunday, 9 October 2016
Wednesday, 13 July 2016
Mangalore Beauty (Namma Kudla) [2016]
This video is captured using Polaroid Cube Action Camera. All the content in this video is Natural. Video captured in Mangalore location. Once in a life time visit Mangalore, especially Mangalore beach's.
Tuesday, 8 December 2015
Thursday, 23 July 2015
Sunday, 1 February 2015
Saturday, 6 December 2014
How To Put Ads On Your Android Application [2015]
I earned this much in a simple app without publish
Sunday, 9 November 2014
Monday, 3 March 2014
Content Filter Application
The content filtering software blocks unwanted websites from the end user. The filter is done based on phrase matching, URL filtering, black/white lists, bad words and based on categories such as news, sports, social, chats.
Features
1) Global Settings
The global settings apply to all users, regardless of the content filter group being applied to the user browsing websites from the Local Area Network (LAN). In fact, the settings explicitly exempt or ban a device on the LAN from using the proxy/content filter service. A device is identified by its source IP address.
If you are using banned IP addresses, it
is good practice to ensure these systems are assigned static IP addresses.
If the end user connected over the LAN network and you don’t want to ban his internet then
add his ip address in Exception IPs list. So that he can access internet at any time.
b)Banned IPs
If you want to block the internet to a particular end users system then add his ip address to
banned ip table. If end user’s system IP address is static then little bit easy to block.
2) Group policies
When you first configure the content filter application, one group policy is already created - named “Default”. By default, this group policy applies to all users. If you want to create additional policies then content filter application supports up to 9 different group policies - each of which can be configured to the administrator’s preference.For Example- a school might have policies named for the types of individuals that might be accessing the Internet from the school - Support Staff, Teachers, Students, Parents, and Visitors etc.
3) Editing a group Policy
Once you have added a group policy (or if you need to edit the default policy) it is time to edit/configure it. Click on the “Configure Policy” link next to the group policy you wish to edit. You will see a summary of parameters/categories to edit.
General settings
1) Reporting Level Several options are available to customize what a user sees when the filter blocks a page:
- Stealth Mode - Site is not blocked…User's IP and site is logged
-
Short Report - A short error message 'bubble' will be displayed like the one
below
- Access Denied - User's browser will receive an 'Access Denied' in place of the web page.
- Full Report - Same as above, but the weighted limit and actual value will be displaye.
- Custom Report - Uses the customizable HTML template.
2) Blacklists
This option is enables if you have subscribed to that service. It is not comes in free package.
3) Phrase Lists
The content filter system uses phrase lists to calculate a score for every web page. You can fine
tune your content filter scoring by specifying which phrase lists to use.
4) MIME Types
MIME types instruct a browser to utilize certain applications in order to display content encoding.
Security exploits in the applications themselves can be used to infiltrate a computer. MIME types
checked in the “Banned MIME Types” form will not be allowed to pass through the firewall and to
the computer making the request on the LAN, providing a more secure environment.
5) File Extension
Banning specific file extensions is a useful tool for limiting content available to users on the LAN. It can
also greatly decrease the chances of users unwittingly downloading and running 'arbitrary' code
downloaded from the Internet which could potentially contain viruses, spy ware of other malicious
code.
6) Banned Sites
Sites entered in the “Banned Site List” will be banned, regardless of the site's content, or whether
the site is on one of the blacklists.
7) Gray Sites
Sites entered in the “Grey Site List” will not be blocked by the blacklists but will still be checked for
content. For example, you may have the news blacklist enabled to prevent people from wasting time
during the business day. However, you may have also decided to allow just BBC news. If you add
bbc.co.uk to the gray sites list, only this page will be allowed.
8) Exception Sites
Sites entered in the “Exception Site List” will be allowed.
For More details have a look on http://www.clearcenter.com/support/documentation/user_guide/content_filter
Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
How to Configure ClearOS as a Gateway
This
video shows how to configure ClearOS as a Gateway. Or this is configuring
gateway between two operating Systems. Here
I’m using ClearOS and Ubuntu. All the network traffic flows through ClearOS. If
ClearOS is running then only Ubuntu can access internet. Else no internet to
Ubuntu.
Sunday, 29 September 2013
ClearOS Installation
ClearOS is not a general purpose OS. It's "Next Generation" cloud based OS based on Linux platform. It is mainly used for Server, Network, Gateway & monitoring the system based on IP address. It has its own marketplace where you can get the most featured apps.
In ClearOS there are two editions :
1) ClearOS Community
This edition designed for developers to create and test their own apps. It is a free and open source product for Linux developers.
2) ClearOS Professional
It is used for Business purpose, schools & organizations. Here you can access the Community edition apps and also you can purchase other apps. In this edition you can get the full support from 'ClearCenter Team'.
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