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Can you remove event counts for Inappropriate Website Control?

Hi,

Recently new to end point security and control version 10 and we have enabled the default policy for Inappropriate Website Control.

For the last couple of weeks we have been testing with some sites we know should be blocked and all works as per the policy however now that we want to roll this out to the end users is there a way to remove these event counts that have been used on some end users accounts during the testing period?

Would be a bit mean for us to enforce a report with some people already being flagged as visiting inappropriate websites they where part of the UAT testing....

Any suggestions? i have had a quick search in the forums but not been able to find any details (could be i am using the wrong search terms...)

Thanks in advance

Sam

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  • Hello Sam,

    I'm not aware of a supported interface. You should not manipulate the database directly (if you do, back it up before - and don't expect you can merge any data lost at a later time, all you can do is reset it to the previous state).

    So - you've read the above, didn't you? Web events are stored in [dbo].[Events_Web] which contains Web Intelligence and Web Control events. The latter are identified by having a non-zero value in  [Category] and either 2 (means blocked/warned by category) or 4 (blocked explicitely) for [Reason] (not sure if 3 or others are used and what for - maybe Full Web Control).

    HTH

    Christian

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  • Hello Sam,

    I'm not aware of a supported interface. You should not manipulate the database directly (if you do, back it up before - and don't expect you can merge any data lost at a later time, all you can do is reset it to the previous state).

    So - you've read the above, didn't you? Web events are stored in [dbo].[Events_Web] which contains Web Intelligence and Web Control events. The latter are identified by having a non-zero value in  [Category] and either 2 (means blocked/warned by category) or 4 (blocked explicitely) for [Reason] (not sure if 3 or others are used and what for - maybe Full Web Control).

    HTH

    Christian

    :26321
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