From: allanh@vivaldi.net   
      
   "NxFilter is a DNS filtering server that is capable of filtering Internet   
   traffic based on domain names and content categories. In addition, it can use   
   DNS packet inspection to protect your network from malware and botnet activity.   
      
   NxFilter is installed on a single PC, where it acts as a DNS proxy server. In   
   order to route your Internet traffic through NxFilter, you will need to change   
   the DNS settings on all machines that you want to protect to use the IP   
   address of the NxFilter    
   instance (instead of your regular DNS servers).   
      
   Each machine that uses the NxFilter server in their DNS will be automatically   
   protected based on your global or user based settings. You can configure the   
   filtering options from a browser based interface (Default password: admin)   
   that also provides    
   statistical charts and detailed reports.   
      
   NxFilter supports multiple content policies can automatically apply a certain   
   policy to a specific user. You can also create content categories that allow   
   you to group multiple domains into a category that can be blocked or quota   
   limited. NxFilter can    
   also be integrated with AD/LDAP .   
      
   The easiest way to block content by category is to download a blocklist from   
   ULRBLocklist.com (see documentation), which allows you to quickly add dozens   
   of pre-configured categories with almost 2 million websites."   
      
   https://www.snapfiles.com/get/nxfilter.html   
      
   "As of v4.6.0.8 of NxFilter, we included an embedded JRE into its Windows   
   packages. When you install it using Windows installer, you don't need to   
   install Java or JRE."   
   https://tutorial.nxfilter.org/a-system-requirements.php   
      
   Home Page   
   https://nxfilter.org/p4/   
      
   Changelog   
   https://www.nxfilter.org/changelog/nxfilter.txt   
      
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