Active Directory and WebSense

From: Jason Cravens <JasonCravens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 09:51:00 -0700

I am having trouble with securing workstations within websense. We have
different security groups within active directory. I also have websense
blocking websites. If I move a user from one group into a different group I
lose the security websense is controlling. In websense, it still shows the
user as being blocked, but I think because I moved them within the secure
groups of active directory, they lost the security. I hope I am explaining
this correctly? In other words, how can I use websense and active directory
to continue to block users even if I have to temporarily move them to admin
groups for software or admin issues?
.

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