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The instructions given below have been contributed to us by users. We have not tested nor verified the completeness and accuracy of these instructions; we provide them for your benefit without any implicit or explicit assurances. Please note that some of these instructions involve configuring the sofware to trust content from a web site. For simplicity, the instructions have been written assuming you are accessing ADS at its main site in the US, where the hostnames are in the form *.harvard.edu. If you are accessing a different mirror site, please replace the hostname(s) as appropriate. Norton Personal Firewall There seem to be three different solutions to the problem: 1. Disable ad blocking alltogether: * open "Norton Personal Firewall" * click "Firewall Settings" * click on "Ad Blocking" * choose "Turn Off" on the right2. Remove the string "adshelp." from the list of sites whose contents are blocked: * open "Norton Personal Firewall" * click "options" * click "web content" * click "defaults" * click on "ad blocking" * enter: "adshelp." - then OK3. Create a site-specific web content filtering rule as follows: * open "Norton Personal Firewall" * click "options" * click "web content" * click "add site" * enter: "adshelpabs.harvard.edu" - then OK * click "adshelpabs.harvard.edu" on the left hand side * select the "ad blocking" tab on the right * click "add..." under the empty, white box * select the "permit" option. * enter "adshelp." in the box. * OKNorton Internet Security This product is also affected in a similar way. We have not received step-by-step instructions but they should be similar to the ones given above. Related Information Help page on ad-blocking settings for Norton products We welcome comments on these issues. If you have better or additional information on the use and configuration of firewall software please let us know. |
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adshelp at cfa.harvard.edu
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