Enforced Access Control

[CasinoParticipant]

“Access Control cannot be turned off for this profile, because block literal IP addresses, block proxy is checked or there are calendars configured for the profile.”

What’s this? How can i disable the access control for my profile only? I must do it.
The unique way i found is disabling the whole access control for all users. What’s the reason of this function?

Thanks.

• This topic was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by  Casino.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by  Casino.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by  Casino.

[supportParticipant]

It means you either have calendars or rules such as block proxy etc. enabled on the profile. You need to remove the calendars and turn off those options before you can disable Access Control on the profile.

[CasinoParticipant]

Why this changing? It was so simple before….

[supportParticipant]

@casino It’s changed so that you can add black/white lists, turn on safe search etc. without enforcing Access Control. But you still need to enforce Access Control if you want to block proxies or add calendars.

[CasinoParticipant]

Black list and safe search without the access control, great idea!

Ok, now it makes sense. At this point is so much better now, thanks!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by  Casino.

[markpenn2020Participant]

If you can add black and white lists, enable safe search, etc without enforcing access control, then what does enabling Enforce Access Control actually do?

[CasinoParticipant]

Block Tor, Proxy, VPN, literal IP addresses and calendars.

[supportParticipant]

Additionally, without “Enforce Access Control”, a user can bypass blacklisting & safe search by overriding DNS servers on the user device. With “Enforce Access Control”, DNS override is blocked.

Also, the router logs Internet activity only when “Enforce Access Control” is enabled.

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