Disable Websense scanning for specific src networks

Hi all,
I have an installation of Forefront TMG 2010 with Websense Web Filter Plug-In. The task I am supposed to do is to disable redirecting requests to Websense for specific source networks. It is impossible to do it from Websense Server, due to license limitations.
I know there's a way to ignore some source users from isa_ignore.txt but I should filter this basing on source IP addresses. Please help me solving this issue.
Kind Regards,

Hi,
You could try to create a network for these IP addresses and create a account for this network. Then add this account into isa_ignore.txt.( I haven't tested it)
Best Regards,
Joyce
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Screenshots
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Last edited by brisbin33 (2010-05-09 01:28:20)

froli wrote:
I think the script's not working ... When I type
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well, just to be sure you're doing it right...
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# pbrisbin 2009
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# zenity
# NOPASSWD entries for this and netcfg through visudo
# the following in pekwm config file:
# SubMenu = "WiFi" {
# Entry = { Actions = "Dynamic /path/to/wifi-pipe" }
# the idea is to run this script once to scan/print, then again immediately to connect.
# therefore, if you scan but don't connect, a temp file is left in /tmp. the next scan
# will overwrite it, and the next connect will remove it.
# source this to get PROFILE_DIR and SUBR_DIR
. /usr/lib/network/network
errorout() {
echo "Dynamic {"
echo " Entry = \"$1\""
echo "}"
exit 1
create_profile() {
ESSID="$1"; INTERFACE="$2"; SECURITY="$3"; KEY="$4"
PROFILE_FILE="$PROFILE_DIR$ESSID"
cat > "$PROFILE_FILE" << END_OF_PROFILE
CONNECTION="wireless"
ESSID="$ESSID"
INTERFACE="$INTERFACE"
DESCRIPTION="Automatically generated profile"
SCAN="yes"
IP="dhcp"
TIMEOUT="10"
SECURITY="$SECURITY"
END_OF_PROFILE
# i think wifi-select should adopt these perms too...
if [ -n "$KEY" ]; then
echo "KEY=\"$KEY\"" >> "$PROFILE_FILE"
chmod 600 "$PROFILE_FILE"
else
chmod 644 "$PROFILE_FILE"
fi
print_menu() {
# scan for networks
iwlist $INTERFACE scan 2>/dev/null | awk -f $SUBR_DIR/parse-iwlist.awk | sort -t= -nrk3 > /tmp/networks.tmp
# exit if none found
if [ ! -s /tmp/networks.tmp ]; then
rm /tmp/networks.tmp
errorout "no networks found."
fi
# otherwise print the menu
echo "Dynamic {"
IFS='='
cat /tmp/networks.tmp | while read ESSID SECURITY QUALITY; do
echo "Entry = \"$ESSID ($SECURITY) $QUALITY%\" {"
echo " Actions = \"Exec sudo $0 $INTERFACE connect \\\"$ESSID\\\"\"</command>"
echo "}"
done
unset IFS
echo "}"
connect() {
# check for an existing profile
PROFILE_FILE="$(grep -REl "ESSID=[\"']?$ESSID[\"']?" "$PROFILE_DIR" | grep -v '~$' | head -n1)"
# if found use it, else create a new profile
if [ -n "$PROFILE_FILE" ]; then
PROFILE=$(basename "$PROFILE_FILE")
else
PROFILE="$ESSID"
SECURITY="$(awk -F '=' "/$ESSID/"'{print $2}' /tmp/networks.tmp | head -n1)"
# ask for the security key if needed
if [ "$SECURITY" != "none" ]; then
KEY="$(zenity --entry --title="Authentication" --text="Please enter $SECURITY key for $ESSID" --hide-text)"
fi
# create the new profile
create_profile "$ESSID" "$INTERFACE" "$SECURITY" "$KEY"
fi
# connect
netcfg2 "$PROFILE" >/tmp/output.tmp
# if failed, ask about removal of created profile
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
zenity --question \
--title="Connection failed" \
--text="$(grep -Eo "[\-\>]\ .*$" /tmp/output.tmp) \n Remove $PROFILE_FILE?" \
--ok-label="Remove profile"
[ $? -eq 0 ] && rm $PROFILE_FILE
fi
rm /tmp/output.tmp
rm /tmp/networks.tmp
[ $(id -u) -ne 0 ] && errorout "root access required."
[ -z "$1" ] && errorout "usage: $0 [interface]"
INTERFACE="$1"; shift
# i added a sleep if we need to explicitly bring it up
# b/c youll get "no networks found" when you scan right away
# this only happens if we aren't up already
if ! ifconfig | grep -q $INTERFACE; then
ifconfig $INTERFACE up &>/dev/null || errorout "$INTERFACE not up"
sleep 3
fi
if [ "$1" = "connect" ]; then
ESSID="$2"
connect
else
print_menu
fi
exit 0

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