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Help filtering google searches
I have the pornographic content filters activated and they work fine, but when doing a search on Google, for example for the term xxxxxxx and seeing the results in images, it shows the pornography and even allows you to navigate to the sites found.
I have the search filter activated, but it seems that this is not enough.
What am I missing?
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I believe that you will not be able to create a filter with this level of granularity in Meraki.
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It should prevent subsequent navigation to the specific website - you have an MX between the client and the Internet, right? And your Dashboard is licensed for Advanced Security (or SD-WAN+) Assuming so - and you have configured content filtering as per https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Content_Filtering, I suggest you raise a case with Meraki Support
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1 - you have an MX between the client and the Internet - yes
2 - - yes
3-the link is wrong
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even not showing images in a Google search? No, I don't think the MX has this capability.
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It wouldn't be so bad if it only showed images, the problem is that by clicking you can navigate to the sites found, which if you type directly are blocked correctly.
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Ah I understand now, so check if the customer is not on a whitelist or open a support case as suggested.
Just curious, have you done a URL test to see which category it is being classified in?
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I didn't do it, it was a big surprise when I started browsing the porn pages. These days I do that and tell you.
I just opened a support case.
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Did you check that the client is not whitelisted?
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Yes, I already made sure that the client is within the general rules, I even tried it with a new client.
From the documentation you gave me
...what a problem
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Forcing SafeSearch is your only real option.
If you manage your own DNS server: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/186669?hl=en
If you use Cisco Umbrella: https://docs.umbrella.com/umbrella-user-guide/docs/enforce-safesearch-for-dns-policies
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Thanks, I hadn't seen this. I study it and come back to you.
Greetings.
