category (Security Web Filtering)

Syntax

Hierarchy Level

Description

Select a custom URL category list you created (custom objects) for filtering against. The custom-message configuration option is used to notify the users when the URL is blocked or quarantined for each EWF category. You can customize the message with options such as user message or redirect URL. User messages indicate that website access has been blocked by an organization's access policy. Redirect URLs redirect a blocked or quarantined URL to any user-defined URL. Table 1 shows the list of categories predefined by Websense.

Starting with Junos OS Release 17.4R1, you can download and dynamically load new Enhanced Web Filtering (EWF) categories. The downloading and dynamic loading of the new EWF categories do not require a software upgrade. Websense occasionally releases new EWF categories. EWF classifies websites into categories according to host, URL, or IP address and performs filtering based on the categories.

Note:

Existing configurations are not affected by the new categories but can be modified to make use of the new categories.

Table 1: List of Categories Predefined by Websense
Category ID	Category Name	Parent ID
1	Adult Material	0
2	Business and Economy	0
3	Education	0
4	Government	0
5	News and Media	0
6	Religion	0
7	Society and Lifestyles	0
8	Special Events	0
9	Information Technology	0
10	Abortion	0
11	Advocacy Groups	0
12	Entertainment	0
13	Gambling	0
14	Games	0
15	Illegal or Questionable	0
16	Job Search	0
17	Shopping	0
18	Sports	0
19	Tasteless	0
20	Travel	0
21	Vehicles	0
22	Violence	0
23	Weapons	0
24	Drugs	0
25	Militancy and Extremist	0
26	Intolerance	0
27	Health	0
28	Website Translation	9
29	Advertisements	110
64	User-Defined	0
65	Nudity	1
66	Adult Content	1
67	Sex	1
68	Financial Data and Services	2
69	Cultural Institutions	3
70	Media File Download	12
72	Military	4
73	Political Organizations	4
74	General Email	91
75	Proxy Avoidance	9
76	Search Engines and Portals	9
78	Web Hosting	9
79	Web Chat	91
80	Hacking	9
81	Alternative Journals	5
82	Non-Traditional Religions	6
83	Traditional Religions	6
84	Restaurants and Dining	7
85	Gay or Lesbian or Bisexual Interest	7
86	Personals and Dating	7
87	Alcohol and Tobacco	7
88	Prescribed Medications	24
89	Nutrition	24
90	Abused Drugs	24
91	Internet Communication	0
92	Pro-Choice	10
93	Pro-Life	10
94	Sex Education	1
95	Lingerie and Swimsuit	1
96	Online Brokerage and Trading	110
97	Educational Institutions	3
98	Instant Messaging	110
99	Application and Software Download	110
100	Pay-to-Surf	110
101	Internet Auctions	17
102	Real Estate	17
103	Hobbies	7
107	Sport Hunting and Gun Clubs	18
108	Internet Telephony	116
109	Streaming Media	116
110	Productivity	0
111	Marijuana	24
112	Message Boards and Forums	110
113	Personal Network Storage and Backup	116
114	Internet Radio and TV	116
115	Peer-to-Peer File Sharing	116
116	Bandwidth	0
117	Social Networking and Personal Sites	7
118	Educational Materials	3
121	Reference Materials	3
122	Social Organizations	0
123	Service and Philanthropic Organizations	122
124	Social and Affiliation Organizations	122
125	Professional and Worker Organizations	122
126	Security	0
128	Malicious Web Sites	126
138	Computer Security	9
146	Miscellaneous	0
147	Web Infrastructure	146
148	Web Images	146
149	Private IP Addresses	146
150	Content Delivery Networks	146
151	Dynamic Content	146
152	Network Errors	146
153	Uncategorized	146
154	Spyware	126
156	File Download Servers	146
164	Phishing and Other Frauds	126
166	Keyloggers	126
167	Potentially Unwanted Software	126
172	Bot Networks	126
191	Extended Protection	0
192	Elevated Exposure	191
193	Emerging Exploits	191
194	Suspicious Content	191
195	Organizational Email	91
196	Text and Media Messaging	91
200	Web and Email Spam	9
220	Compromised Websites	0
221	Newly Registered Websites	0
222	Collaboration Office	0
223	Office Mail	222
224	Office Drive	222
225	Office Documents	222
226	Office Apps	222
227	Web Analytics	9
228	Web and Email Marketing	9
1529	Classifieds Posting	0
1530	Blog Posting	0
1531	Blog Commenting	0

Options

The remaining statements are explained separately. See CLI Explorer.

Required Privilege Level

security—To view this statement in the configuration.

security-control—To add this statement to the configuration.

Release Information

Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 11.4 .

Starting with Junos OS Release 15.1X49-D10, the SurfControl integrated feature is no longer supported. For previous releases, statement introduced in Junos OS Release 9.5. The custom-message option introduced in Junos OS Release 15.1X49-D110.

The [edit security utm default-configuration] hierarchy level is introduced in Junos OS Release 18.2R1.

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