To prevent or work around possible misidentification

To prevent or work around possible misidentification, configure your transparent identification agent to ignore logon names that are not associated with actual users.

Steps

Stop the Websense Logon Agent service.
- Windows: Use the Services tool.
- Linux: Use the /opt/Websense/WebsenseDaemonControl command.
Navigate to the bin directory (C:\Program Files\Websense\Web Security\bin or / opt/Websense/bin/, by default).
Use a text editor to either create or open ignore.txt.
Populate the file as follows. Place each entry on a separate line.
- Add each user name that should be ignored on its own line. These users are ignored, regardless of which machine they use.
- To add a user name/machine pair, enter the user name, followed by a comma, and then the machine host name or IP address (ypark,YPARK-WS1). In this case, the specified user is ignored only on the specified machine.
- To add a machine, enter an asterisk (*), followed by a comma, followed by the machine host name, IP address, or IP address range.
The following example shows correctly formatted entries:
```
anonymous logon 
admin,WKSTA-NAME
*, WKSTB-NAME
*, 10.209.34.56
*, 10.203.34.1-10.203.34.255
```
In this example, the Windows 7 service account anonymous logon is ignored on all machines, the user name admin is ignored only when associated with machine WKSTA-NAME, and logons for WKSTB-NAME, 10.209.34.56, and the network range 10.203.34.1 to 10.203.34.255 are ignored.
When you are finished making changes, save and close the file.
Start Logon Agent.