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ContentKeeper Enterprise Administration Guide
Document Layout
The ContentKeeper Enterprise Administration Guide is divided into six
chapters. The following is an overview of each chapter.
• Introduction – An introduction to the ContentKeeper Administration
Guide.
• Chapter 1 – QuickStart Guide – This chapter enables administrators
to deploy ContentKeeper quickly without having to read entire sections
of the Administration Guide, or perhaps even fully understand why they
are doing what they are doing.
• Chapter 2 – Building a ContentKeeper Server – This chapter details
the various methods and procedures used, and requirements for
installing ContentKeeper onto a server.
• Chapter 3 – Planning to Deploy ContentKeeper – This chapter
consists of a detailed examination of the requirements of, and the
procedures involved in deploying ContentKeeper into an organisation.
• Chapter 4 – Administering ContentKeeper – This chapter describes
ContentKeeper management practices and troubleshooting
procedures.
• Chapter 5 – Configuring ContentKeeper – This chapter consists of a
detailed and technical description of each of ContentKeepers features
and how they may be configured.
• Chapter 6 – Reference Section – This chapter contains information
relevant to ContentKeeper but not suitable or too specialised for
inclusion in other sections.
An Introduction to the ContentKeeper Internet
Content Filter
Welcome to ContentKeeper ® the world’s leading Internet Filtering
technology.
We are delighted that you have decided to deploy a ContentKeeper Appliance
in your network to provide filtered access for your Internet users.
In this Administration Guide you will find comprehensive instructions to help
you set up your server hardware (the ContentKeeper Appliance), install the
Linux Operating System and finally install and configure the ContentKeeper
filtering software.
ContentKeeper has been designed from the outset to be easily installed in
virtually any network and thereafter require the minimum of on-going
administration.
The Appliance can be installed in networks with a variety of differing
topologies and you will find several typical examples of these in the following
pages. Simply stated, ContentKeeper should be installed between your
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