It can log the user name, IP address, and the amount of time the override was used. At the bottom of your screen will be a link to a site request form. The web page form should be filled out with the URL of a site they think should be blocked. When you submit that form, the reviewers at N2H2, Chorus' filtering partner, receive the request as a priority review. After the site is reviewed, it may be added to the blocked-access list.
Customers can request that sites be unblocked the same way they request that a site be blocked.
If numerous customer request blocking or unblocking for a specific site, Chorus will make changes to it's block list. Either way, notification will be sent to customers with an explanation of any specific sites that become blocked or unblocked. All the system needs is an Ethernet or token ring connection for the server. Similar filtering services with other ISPs are now installed on networks with Windows NT, Novell, Unix, Windows 95 and Appletalk environments.