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I want to setup a Security program that is easy to use and has a lot of features, but also has network polices what I mean is when someone connect to the network weather its WiFi or Ethernet cable the policies I set should be enforced as long as they are connected to my network. By policies for it to block like on mobile website on browser and "youtube" app. If anyone know please help. Thanks

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I want to setup a Security program that is easy to use and has a lot of features, but also has network polices what I mean is when someone connect to the network weather its WiFi or Ethernet cable the policies I set should be enforced as long as they are connected to my network. By policies for it to block like on mobile website on browser and "youtube" app. If anyone know please help. Thanks

Umm if all you're looking for is a way to filter what sties they can use you can set your DHCP to point to a DNS server you have set up and use this server to limit certain sites. Otherwise the best option may be a local proxy/firewall set as the default gateway to which all traffic leaving the network must go through. this device could then filter traffic.

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Umm if all you're looking for is a way to filter what sties they can use you can set your DHCP to point to a DNS server you have set up and use this server to limit certain sites. Otherwise the best option may be a local proxy/firewall set as the default gateway to which all traffic leaving the network must go through. this device could then filter traffic.

No If you look at "By policies for it to block like on MOBILE, website on browser and "youtube" app."

 

I do have it blocking websites eg. "www.youtube.com" on desktops, but you can still access youtube through youtube app on mobile devices or by just doing "https" on desktops, it blocks "http" but not https... you can access any site with https I don't want that. It doesn't block anything on mobile devices. I use ESET at the program but its hard to use and it doesn't block mobiles because it need to be installed on a mobile device in order to work 

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https isn't blockable unless you're:

  • Hijacking (MITM)
  • Install a cert to every PC that connects to the network (meaning: company hardware, ahoy)
  • Insecure & disabled port 443 access altogether.
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