Tutorials

A Windows service starts when Windows is booted and runs in the background as long as Windows is running. You may have programs such as anti-virus software that run when you login, but the real difference is that a service does not require you to log into the machine to run. 602LAN SUITE can be installed as a service, eliminating the need to log into the computer and manually launch the software.

602LAN SUITE Content Filter provides a powerful blacklist feature that allows you to specify what file types a user can or cannot access through the proxy server. This can be used to help protect your network from being infected with viruses from a web download, but can also be helpful to prevent users from wasting time downloading unauthorized files such as music, videos and other software.

Protect your organization from any e-mail borne threats. 602LAN SUITE Anti-virus Edition provides all the tools necessary to quarantine spam, viruses and malicious attachments from your users. By placing these threats in a safe and secure quarantine, accessible only by an administrator, you can shield your unsuspecting users from these dangerous files.

If you are a school, library or business that needs to block access to the social networking site Myspace.com, this tutorial will show you how. Every organization requires different levels of Internet access control. 602LAN SUITE Content Filter can dynamically filter and blacklist content to provide you with fine grain access control. This tutorial will show you how to block MySpace through the blacklist and enable dynamic filtering for other objectionable content.

Microsoft has recently disclosed a vulnerability in Microsoft Office that could allow remote code execution. There is currently no patch available for this exploit, so Microsoft is suggesting that all users do not open Office files received from untrusted or trusted sources. Since this exploit is only known to affect Microsoft Excel documents at this time, you can use the Attachment Filter to block Excel files or forward Excel attachments to an Administrator for investigation.