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7. IM Management
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7.2 Default Rule
MIS engineer can make the default IM rule for MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, QQ and else IM software.
IAR-5000 will follow the Default Rule setting to assign the access right for new account.
Import / Export Settings of IM Account Rule
The account rule can be exported as a file for archive purposes and later imported onto
IAR-5000 device to restore the settings.
Default Login Rule Settings (Bridge Mode Only)
You may customize the default access rule for MSN, Yahoo, QQ, ICQ, AIM, Skype,
Gadu-Gadu, Google Talk and other Web-based messengers.
[Accept: Everyone / Drop: None]: Everyone is granted with IM access.
[Accept: None / Drop: Everyone]: IM access is denied to everyone.
[Accept: Unencrypted message / Drop: Encrypted message]: Only users sending
unencrypted messages are granted with IM access.
[Accept: Valid password / Drop: Invalid password]: To have QQ messenger access,
users must verify their account by logging on to the management address appended
with “/qq” (use lower case only), such as http://192.168.1.1/qq.
[Accept: User running IR_Plugin.exe / Drop: Others]: To have Skype messenger
access, users must have the “IR_Plugin.exe” running in the background.
[Accept: Official MSN Web Messenger / Drop: Others]: Only Web-based MSN
messenger users are granted with IM access.
QQ uses encryption to transmit its messages, therefore the IAR-5000
must obtain the associated account name and password to decrypt
and record the messages. If the Default Rule for QQ is set to Accept:
Everyone; Drop: None or Accept: Authenticated User; Drop:
Unauthenticated User, the IAR-5000 will not only be able to record
messages.
The encrypted messages over MSN or Gadu-Gadu messenger are
not recordable.
So far, MSN Web Messenger is the only recordable Web-based
messenger.
Default File Transfer Settings (Bridge Mode Only)
Decides whether to permit or block file transfer over MSN, Yahoo, QQ, ICQ, AIM,
Gadu-Gadu, and Google Talk.