Surfwall software offers a solution to prevent staff misuse of the internet during work hours. It helps manage user access to websites and provides 99.99% categorization accuracy for effective policy implementation.
I recently had the pleasure of using Surfwall, a tool for managing and blocking employee internet usage. With Surfwall, you can easily block access to over 65 categories of undesirable websites. The possibilities of what an employee can access on the internet are seemingly endless, so it's important to create an acceptable usage policy for all staff with web connectivity. Employee internet usage policies can provide productivity improvements, corporate protection from legal liability, bandwidth preservation, increase ethical integrity, and prevent embarrassment to the company.
Using Surfwall is an excellent solution for the problem of recreational internet usage by employees. With its 99.99% categorization accuracy and centrally updated database, you can rest assured that non-work related surfing is completely controlled by your acceptable usage policy. The site classification within the database is based on content, not just keyword matching. This means you can rely on human interaction to ensure that matches between content and categorization are accurate.
Surfwall is also incorporated into Omniquad's Enterprise Manager system, which is a complete network management and monitoring solution. The Enterprise edition of Omniquad's system is aimed specifically at a networked environment. You can manage web access policies centrally and base them on user or computer groups, with or without a proxy server on your network.
Along with Surfwall, you'll also get two other useful modules with your download: Desktop Surveillance for activity monitoring and Remote Control. To get started, simply load the Enterprise Manager system onto an assigned server (NT or WIN2000). The system will then search for available computers on your network and identify which users are on each machine.
The interface of Surfwall is easy to use, and you can quickly group computers into easily manageable sub-sections. All of the computers on your network can then be centrally managed from one location. This makes it simple to prevent employees from accessing undesirable websites and to ensure that they follow your acceptable usage policy. Overall, I found Surfwall to be an excellent tool for managing internet usage in the workplace.
Using Surfwall is an excellent solution for the problem of recreational internet usage by employees. With its 99.99% categorization accuracy and centrally updated database, you can rest assured that non-work related surfing is completely controlled by your acceptable usage policy. The site classification within the database is based on content, not just keyword matching. This means you can rely on human interaction to ensure that matches between content and categorization are accurate.
Surfwall is also incorporated into Omniquad's Enterprise Manager system, which is a complete network management and monitoring solution. The Enterprise edition of Omniquad's system is aimed specifically at a networked environment. You can manage web access policies centrally and base them on user or computer groups, with or without a proxy server on your network.
Along with Surfwall, you'll also get two other useful modules with your download: Desktop Surveillance for activity monitoring and Remote Control. To get started, simply load the Enterprise Manager system onto an assigned server (NT or WIN2000). The system will then search for available computers on your network and identify which users are on each machine.
The interface of Surfwall is easy to use, and you can quickly group computers into easily manageable sub-sections. All of the computers on your network can then be centrally managed from one location. This makes it simple to prevent employees from accessing undesirable websites and to ensure that they follow your acceptable usage policy. Overall, I found Surfwall to be an excellent tool for managing internet usage in the workplace.
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