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Right then, I'll be honest - I spend most of my time browsing eBay and various other non work related sites (Including the odd 'risque' one for a bit of tittilation.

So how do I go about setting up this here new UTM thingy so that my internet usage isnt logged, reported or generally snooped on by my boss or anyone at work?

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0 That_Bloke over 11 years ago

Hi Guys, thanks for the replies.
Reading that back, I may have came across as a bit flippant previously but at least it got your attention!

Yes I am the firm's IT person.
What I am trying to do is have most users adhere to the rules set up in the default profile, so non-work related sites blocked / warned in the usual way but certain users (my Managing Director) internet activity not logged or filtered in any way - is this even possible?
I've thought of creating a 'SuperUser' Group and assigning specific AD members to this but cant see the best way to bypass filtering from here?

Thanks again for any replies.
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0 That_Bloke over 11 years ago

Hi Guys, thanks for the replies.
Reading that back, I may have came across as a bit flippant previously but at least it got your attention!

Yes I am the firm's IT person.
What I am trying to do is have most users adhere to the rules set up in the default profile, so non-work related sites blocked / warned in the usual way but certain users (my Managing Director) internet activity not logged or filtered in any way - is this even possible?
I've thought of creating a 'SuperUser' Group and assigning specific AD members to this but cant see the best way to bypass filtering from here?

Thanks again for any replies.
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