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Comment: If you want to filter users by specific comments, enter the expressions in this entry field.
3. To start the filter, click on the Apply Filters button.
Only the filtered users will be displayed in the table. Next time when you open the menu, the complete user table will be displayed.
Further Functions
Editing Local Users: Click on the settings in the Name, Password, PPTP
Address and Comment columns in order to open an editing window. You can then edit the entries.
Deleting Local Users: Clicking on the symbol of the trash can will delete the definition from the table.
4.2.4. Time Events
The Time Events menu is used to define single or recurring time intervals.
These defined Time Events can be used with the following modules:
• In the Packet Filter the rules for the data traffic for specific time intervals can be defined.
• In the Content Filter (Surf Protection) time intervals for the access to the HTTP-proxy can be assigned in the Profile Assignment table.
Two Time Event types can be defined:
• Recurring: The defined time interval will be repeated periodically. The beginning and the end are defined through time indications. The periodic interval is defined through the indication of the weekdays.
• Single: The defined time interval will only take place once. The beginning and the end are defined through date and time indications.
Weekdays may also be defined.
Defining a Time Event:
4. Open the Time Events menu in the Definitions tab.
5. Then click on the New event definition button.
Then a new line will be displayed in the table.
6. Make the following settings:
Name: Enter a descriptive service name in the Time Event field.
This name will be used later, for example, to configure packet filter rules. Allowed characters are: Letters of the alphabet, numbers from
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0 to 9, minus, space, and underscore characters. The name may be up to 39 characters long.
Type: Use the drop-down menu to select a type.
Start Time: Here, you can define the beginning of the interval.
Clicking on the field opens an entry window.
Stop Time: Here, you can define the end of the interval. Clicking on the field opens an entry window.
Weekdays: Configure the weekdays, for which the time interval is designed for, for the Recurring time interval type. When you click on this field, the option windows for the selection of the weekdays will be displayed.
The new definition will immediately be active and can be selected in the modules with a corresponding Time-Event-function.
Further Functions
Deleting a Time Event: Clicking on the trash can icon deletes a definition from the table.
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