White Listing

Is there a way to allow people to access a specific site and all the subsites using the Allowed Sites tab without having to add the pages one by one?

Yes, the "*" asterisk wild card can be used.

For example:

https://sec.billerwebs.com/*
https://energyguide.com/*
http://www.facebook.com/plugins/*
http://*.recruiting.com
https://*.ak.facebook.com
http://mail.googwill.org:8080/*

I have tried the asterisk wild card and this works in some cases but I am regularly receiving Content Advisor messages. The pages open initially but when navigating back to them I get the following message - The message reads: -

"This page may contain some or all of the following:
This page does not have a rating"

Any ideas on how I can resolve this?

Best regards

Some web pages include scrips that incorporated content from other pages. For example, pages with ads or RSS feeds are content from other sources. You can see the source URL information in the Content Advisor popup message. Just add that URL to the white list.

Does the asterisks work for the port as we'll?

http://*.sitename.com:*/*

Or domain suffix?

Http://*.sitename.*/*

You don't need the last  '/*' in the url.

After following these suggestions in regards to the whitelisting, I am still having difficulties with various users logging into an https:// webportal whose IP never changes. I have tried everything that I can think of in resolving this issue; however, I still cannot get these users to login successfully. The login screen seems to hang there and will never transition the user to the next screen. I have tried all of the wildcard suggestions, as well as, uninstalled the software multiple times over. I even deleted multiple registry keys that the software left behind, yet still after the installation and running the program again I get the same results. Advice? (Computers: Windows 7 Pro, IE version9)

Your login page may require a "New Window" or popup. Be sure to have the "No New Windows" option unchecked.

I found that this was already unchecked. I still checked it and unchecked it again just to see what would occur. The results are still the same...I cannot get pass the initial login screen. I have cleared the IE Explorer history folders, and even downgraded IE back to IE 9. Is there another update already? My current version is: 2.00.091

Are you receiving a "Content Adviser" message when trying to access the login page? Is this a public site we can test?