Creating a Custom Website Access List on Sangfor NGAF 8.0 for LAN Control 30

I am using Sangfor NGAF 8.0. I want to create a list of specific websites that will be accessible on my LAN, but I couldn't find an option for this, as Sangfor uses its own database and categories. I want to create a custom list where I can add sites to be either blocked or unblocked. Could you please provide me with a step-by-step guide on how to do this?

Hi, Better you create some policy to allow your specific websites. then put this allow policy at the Top Of Policy list.

here you can find on page 327

Sangfor_NGAF_v8.0.47_User Manual_EN

please share here if you have any problem to create the rules.

HiHi,

Please refer to the attached file for information about the URL filtering section for your convenience.

To create a custom list of specific websites in Sangfor NGAF 8.0, log in to the admin interface and navigate to the "Policy" section. Select "Web Filtering," then go to "Custom URL List." Here, you can create a new list and add the URLs you want to allow or block.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating a custom list of websites to allow or block in Sangfor NGAF 8.0:

1.Login to Sangfor NGAF:
Access the NGAF management console by logging in with your admin credentials.

2.Navigate to the Web Filtering Settings:
Go to Security Policies in the sidebar.
Select Web Filtering from the dropdown options.

3.Create a New URL Category:
In the Web Filtering page, look for an option to create a Custom URL Category (it might be under "Advanced Settings" or similar).
Add a new category, name it something like "Custom Allow List" or "Custom Block List."

4.Add Specific URLs:
Within the custom category, manually add the URLs of the websites you want to allow or block. Ensure you enter them correctly (e.g., with or without "www" as needed).

5.Set up Web Filtering Rules:
Go back to the Web Filtering main settings and locate the section to apply rules.
Create a new rule and choose the custom category you just created.
Set the rule action to Allow or Block, based on your requirement.

6.Apply the Policy and Save Changes:
Once you’ve created the rule, save and apply the changes.
Test access to the specified websites on your LAN to ensure the rule is working as expected.