Examples of using Nxclient in English and their translations into Vietnamese
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Application control with NxClient.
When you uninstall NxClient you need to do it manually with the following steps.
Delete'C:/Program Files/nxclient' folder.
NxClient has a local web proxy module for HTTP protocol level filtering.
You can install it in the same way as NxClient.
To find out more about NxClient read this, NxClient and remote user filtering.
NxFilter supports application control with NxClient.
What you need to do is to install NxClient using a common login token for all the client PCs.
NxUpdate has basically the same structure as NxClient.
NxClient retrieves its policy periodically by'Agent Policy Update Period' on'Configgt; Setup'.
We provide Mac OS installers for NxClient and NxUpdate.
With this option enabled, NxClient will block any program making direct HTTP connection to the Internet.
NxBlock shares the settings on'Policygt; Remote Filtering' with NxClient.
So when you make a setup program for NxClient on Windows, you need to run these commands with'START' and'STOP' buttons.
But with this approach one problem is that itis almost impossible to set up several hundreds of NxClient installations with their own'Login Token'.
If you use NxClient only for single sign-on you can install it without a login token and a server IP.
So we defined several signals with which you canfind out what is happening on a user system. NxClient sends these signals.
If it is NxClient it will be installed into'/Library/nxclient' so you would need to run the following command.
After you define your applicationcontrol policy on'Policygt; Application Control', NxClient retrieves the policy periodically.
It is a bit different for NxClient and NxUpdate, NxMapper as these softwares require you to make your own installers for Windows and Mac OS.
To prevent an accidental uninstallation by your user, NxClient doesn't provide an uninstaller on'Add/Remove programs' in control panel.
After NxClient started on user system, it will filter HTTP traffic by setting up itself as a local proxy server.
So we provide a way of running NxClient on a local network without setting up an unique login token to each client PC.
When NxClient can't connect to its server and doesn't know which domain to block or allow, it bypasses filtering temporarily before it gets the connection restored.
If you already tried to use NxClient you already know that single sign-on using NxClient is possible with its'Login Token' concept.
NxClient is a local proxy so it needs to update the system proxy settings to redirect HTTP/HTTPS traffic of your browser to itself. And after it updates the proxy settings, it needs to restart your browser to apply the changes. But you might have another Windows program preventing the update or doing the update for itself. You have a race condition here. To fix it.
After you install it using NxClient installer, you will have its setup program running. There are'Server IP' and'Login Token' parameters and you need to set them up with new values.
When you use NxClient on your mobile worker's laptop you might have a problem with your filtering policy when they are staying in the office.
Once you install NxClient on a user system, you can filter and monitor the Internet activity from the user system on your NxFilter GUI centrally regardless of its location.
To address this issue, NxClient does auto-switch between local filtering and remote filtering. This means that NxClient can find NxFilter in a local network and when it is on your local network it stops its remote filtering.