Mar 30, 2018 — ETP updates
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YouTube Restricted Mode. SIA administrators can prevent end users from accessing mature video content. This setting is available within a policy configuration. If Safe Search is enabled, administrators can choose from strict and moderate restriction modes.
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Top-Level Domains List. SIA administrators can now create a list with top-level domains. This feature allows an enterprise to apply policy actions to requests based on the top-level domain. You can create a top-level domains list on the Custom Lists page (Configuration > Lists).
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New policy action. SIA now includes an Allow policy action. When assigned to a list in a policy, this action grants end users access to the domains and IP addresses in the list.
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Policy action name changes. These policy actions were renamed:
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Sinkhole action is now called Block – Sinkhole
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Block Page action is now called Block – Error Page
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Deny action is now called Block - DNS
The behavior of these policy actions are the same. These actions continue to block DNS requests and direct end users to an error message.
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Deny policy action no longer available for Akamai Security Lists. The Deny (now called Block – DNS) action is no longer available as a policy action for Akamai Security Lists. You can assign the Block – DNS action to custom lists only.
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If an existing policy configuration used the Deny action for an Akamai Security List, this action was replaced with the
Block – Error Page action. Block – Error Page directs end users to custom error pages that are designed in SIA.