You can set up a highly useful web “filter” for the computers you frequently use by utilizing the unique and efficient CyberSister tool from Solid Oak Software.
All features of CyberSister are neatly organized within its interface. The General Options section allows you to configure locking modes for file sharing systems, FTP websites, news groups, email filters, and more. You can access the “Advanced” section to specify which ports CyberSister should filter or not filter.
The “Allowable Times” section lets you set specific times when users are allowed to access the Internet. Outside of these designated times, marked by you, other users will be unable to use your computer to access the Internet.
“File Filter” serves as a useful file filter, preventing the download of files that you deem sensitive or potentially harmful to your computer.
“User Filter” is an incredibly useful feature. Here, you can input all the words or phrases that you want to “prohibit” others from accessing websites that contain those terms. Additionally, you can enter any websites that are on your “blacklist,” which you absolutely forbid others from accessing.
The “Log Files” feature acts as a surveillance tool, recording all web browsing activities of others on your machine. It saves everything in a secret file that only you can access. Moreover, the “Configure Daily E-mail Reports” feature automatically sends access information to one of your email addresses.
The “System Snooper” tool found in the “Tools/Supports” section scans your entire hard drive to uncover the latest web browsing traces. “System Snooper” also provides comprehensive online support for users.
The “Internet Settings” section helps users configure Proxy ports for web browsing.
CyberSister is regarded as one of the leading web management tools available today, especially for children in the family, and is valued at around 40 USD. Users can click here to download a trial version, which is approximately 2MB in size. The latest version, CyberSister 9.5.5.16, is now available at software stores in Ho Chi Minh City.
THUY KHANH
