Getting Started with e-Safe Compliance 4.0   (Step-by-step Guide)


Functional steps to set up e-Safe Compliance for your network 

Now that you have installed or probably have performed some maintenance actions for e-Safe Compliance™, you need to set up e-Safe Compliance™ to perform basic functional actions for your network. Follow the steps below to perform the functional actions. 

Step 1: Login to e-Safe Compliance webadmin

To login to Webadmin, enter the User Login as "sa" and Password as "fs". These are the default values for Webadmin Login details, you can create  new login details once you login with the default value. Please refer to Login Section for more administrative functions.

 

 

Fig. 1.01 e-Safe Compliance Webadmin Login Screen

 

Now that you have login to e-Safe Compliance 3 Webadmin, e-Safe Compliance 3 Summary Panel appears to show the summary of violations to date, close this panel and click on General Settings icon on Settings Panel by the left hand side of the main page.

 

 

Fig. 1.02 e-Safe Compliance Webadmin Main Components in Settings Panel

Step 2: Create Groups 

Now that you have clicked the General Settings icon, you should see the following links at the Top most section of the resulting screen as shown in the figure below:

Fig. 1.03 General Settings panel with functional links

Create PC Group

In the "Add PC Group" panel enter the group details as preferred by you, if you have already created a Profile Schedule as well as Event Schedule, select them as appropriate in the Group Schedule panel, otherwise you may proceed to create schedules as required. Please refer to General Settings Section to learn more on PC Group.

Fig. 1.04 PC Group Panel

Create User Group

In the "Add User Group" panel enter the group details as preferred by you, you can only select Profile Schedule for User(s) Group, if you have already created a Profile Schedule, select as appropriate in the Group Schedule panel, otherwise you may proceed to create a new Profile Schedules as appropriate. Please refer to General Settings Section to learn more on User Group.

Fig. 1.05 User Group Panel

Step 3: Assign PCs or Users to Groups 

As stated above, upon creating either PC or User groups you may want to assign PC(s) or User(s) to the either of the groups created, to perform this function, select the Assign PC(s) or Assign User(s) tab as the case may be, the resulting screen should be as shown in the figures below for both PC and User Groups.

Fig. 1.06 A single PC (SHIMA-PC) is assigned to created PC group (NewGroup)

Fig. 1.07 A single user (RND:RND-PC) is assigned to created User group (NewUser).

Step 4: Create Profile

So far, you have created different groups and you probably have assigned your network facilities (i.e. PCs and Users) to either of the group categories. Now, you need to create Profile(s) to specify what action e-Safe Compliance should perform on your network facilities. Note that this will depend on your specified Profile Settings that will be done after creating a profile . Take the following steps to create profile:

For other details that can be performed for Profile, please refer to General Settings Section to learn more on Profile.

Fig. 1.08  Panel Control panel

Step 5: Create Schedule

Now that you have created a profile, you need to create a schedule to be attached to the created profile as shown in the figure below, e-Safe Compliance enables you to create Profile Schedule and Event Schedule as appropriate, Event Schedule enables e-Safe Compliance actions to be based on particular time to perform such actions while Profile Schedule enables e-Safe Compliance actions to be based on Profile Settings. Follow the steps below to create Schedule:

Please refer to General Settings Section to learn more on Schedule types.

Fig. 1.09(a) Schedule Control panel for Profile Schedule

Fig. 1.09(b) Schedule Control panel for Event Schedule

Step 6: Assign Schedule to Groups

At this point, you will recall that you have created a profile which has also been attached to a created schedule, now the created schedule needs to be assigned to any of the groups on your network (i.e. PC or User groups). Take the following steps to assign a schedule:

Fig. 1.10 Assign Schedule to PC group

Fig. 1.11 Assign Schedule to User group

Step 7: Make Settings for created Profile(s)

Now you need to make settings for your created profile(s) with respect to the groups you have attached to such profile(s). In this regard, you can make different Profile Settings for different groups on your network according to your organization policies so that e-Safe Compliance can treat each group according to the attached profile (i.e. "Junior Staff" group may have Very Strict profile to account for high productivity while "Senior Staff " group may have ordinary profile), the same is also applicable to Schedule Settings as will be described shortly. Please refer to Profile Settings Section to learn more on Profile Settings. Follow the steps below to make basic profile settings:

Fig. 1.12 Profile Details tab from Settings Panel

Fig. 1.13 Active Monitor Profile Settings for "Work Profile"

Fig. 1.14 Customizable Warn Message for Inappropriate Web page

Fig. 1.15 Whitelist for allowable web addresses or domain

Step 8: Assign Created Schedule(s)  (Optional) 

Created Schedules needs to be set for specific performances or actions according to time otherwise default settings for schedule will be used. If you have created either of Profile Schedule(s) or Event Schedule(s) then you need to specify what time either or both schedules will take effect on your network. Please refer to Schedule Details Section to learn more on Schedule Details. Follow the steps below to assign schedule(s):

For Profile Schedule:

For Event Schedule:

Fig. 1.16 Schedule Details tab from Settings Panel

Fig. 1.17 Right click to Assign Profile

Fig. 1.18 Assign Time Range for Profile

Fig. 1.19 Right click to Assign Event

Fig. 1.20 Additional Event Options

Step 9: Update your clients (PCs)

Now that you have completed all settings for both profiles and schedules assigned to groups on your network, you need to alert your network clients (PCs) to receive all the settings you have made, this should take less than 2 minutes depending on your network load and speed. Please refer to Client Monitor Section to learn more on Client Monitor.Take the following steps to update your clients:

Fig. 1.21 Accessing Client Monitor Control Panel

Fig. 1.22 Update Client Settings


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