This feature also ensures that the authentication request is suppressed in order to allow Internet access in any case. See also “Use a personal category as whitelist”
On the left menu, Your Proxy / Global rules / White Lists you can add Internet objects as global whitelist.
To add a whitelisted site, click on “New Rule” button
A new layer is displayed.
on Type drop-down list, you can add items with 6 types of objects:
Source IP address: The ip address of client. Can be a TCP address x.x.x.x or a subnet format using CDIR notation x.x.x.x/xx
MAC Address: The mac address of the client.
Destination IP address: The TCP address of the remote destination server. Can be a TCP address x.x.x.x or a subnet format using CDIR notation x.x.x.x/xx
Web server or domain: hostname or domain name of the target server. Can be www.domain.com that will watches both www.www.domain.com or www.domain.com other example is domain.com will matches www.domain.com or domain.com (*.domain.com)
Web server or domain (regex): Regular expression of the remote hostname or domain name of the target server
Browser: Pattern or regular expression that matches the Internet User Agent of the client browser.
After adding your whitelists, did not forget to apply your changes by clicking on “Apply” button.