White List and Captive Portal (Service 5) [Документация VAS Experts]

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-====== White List and Captive Portal (Service 5)====== 
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-<note>[[en:dpi:dpi_options:opt_capture:start|Product Description]]</note> 
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-<accordion-item title="1. Can Subnets be Added to the IP Address File and Can Ports Other Than 443 be Used, such as 80?"> 
-In the IP address list, only port 443 can be used. If it is necessary to allow URLs like ''http://192.162.1.1/myfunction?p=1'', you only need to add the required IP address to the whitelist of URLs or sites, **for example**: 
-<code bash> 
-  1magehut.com/users.php?act=gallery&gal=81&page=4 
-  3dmx.net 
-  192.162.1.1 
-</code> 
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-<accordion-item title="2. Is it Possible to Use a Mask in Domain Names in the File? For Example, to Avoid Listing All Third-Level Domains."> 
-Unfortunately, using full regular expressions in the search algorithm would significantly impact DPI performance. To address this problem, we suggest the following solution: 
-  - Configure clickstream recording to a file with the host parameter (hostname) — [[en:dpi:dpi_options:opt_li:li_settings:start|see metadata recording point http]] 
-  - To compute third-level domains, use the following command:<code bash>grep yandex.ru clickstream.txt | sort -uniq</code> 
-As a result, you will get a list of third-level domains used by subscribers on your network. 
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