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R3000 MSA Filtering Device

02/01/05

The R3000 MSA from 8e6 Technologies (www.8e6.com) is a low-priced alternative to the company’s larger enterprise-level filtering devices. Based on a desktop form factor, the appliance (MSA stands for “midsize appliance”) brings enterprise-level filtering to smaller organizations such as schools. The company has also released the R3000 version 1.5, which includes features such as Real-Time Probe so teachers can monitor specific computer activities in real time, X-Strike to block a student’s Internet access for a period of time after multiple attempts to view blocked sites, and Google Safe Search to prevent inappropriate content when within the search engine.

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