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Content filtering mystery with MX450
Meraki newbie here but learning quickly. I have a question on content filtering. I was experimenting with content filtering and under "Content filtering" under "SEcurity & SD-WAN, at the bottom under URL Filtering, I put "nytimes.com" in the "Blocked URL list" and saved the change.
I have 2 instances of Google Chrome up. One is logged in under my school account and one is logged in under my personal account. In the instance logged in under my school account, I am blocked from going to nytimes.com. I see the message "website is blocked by your network operator". In the other instance, logged in under my personal account, I am NOT blocked. I can get to nytimes.com.
Why is that?
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Hi!
If a site that should be blocked is not getting blocked by content filtering, aside from the browser cache mentioned above, please consider the following: when content filtering rules are configured/changed, it can take a while for them to fully take effect. This goes for both blocking and unblocking content. This process can sometimes take up to ten minutes 🙂
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Probably browser cache, test in an incognito tab.
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Hi!
If a site that should be blocked is not getting blocked by content filtering, aside from the browser cache mentioned above, please consider the following: when content filtering rules are configured/changed, it can take a while for them to fully take effect. This goes for both blocking and unblocking content. This process can sometimes take up to ten minutes 🙂
