At our school, we switched from Cisco Umbrella to DNSFilter just before the 2019-20 school year and couldn't be happier. The initial setup only took 30 minutes or so, and that included creating a custom block page with our logo. Filtering is set by categories, blacklists, and whitelists. In addition, there are options to block threats like cryptomining, malware, phishing, proxies, and others. You can also create different policies based on the source IP address. So, we could have the faculty and staff VLAN have one policy while the student VLANs have different policies. The pricing is also great in comparison to Cisco Umbrella.

Only DNSFilter has provided the ease of use and effective filtering that our company needed. The cost is fair for the service provided. I’ve tried other similar companies but experienced a degradation of service and loopholes in their filtering categories. Customer support is also fast and easy to contact. Administrator in Logistics and Supply Chain.

DNS filtering without breaking the bank. Ability to rapidly deploy to potential clients with minimal configuration. Love the continual development as well. Continual development of new features, dead simple pricing, granular configuration and reporting mechanisms.

Fast, reliable and economical with multiple NAT configurations and scheduling available to allow different filtering at a network level and at different times. Remote filtering protection using the mobile device and Windows clients is especially good for protection out of offices. The relay agent to manage local DNS re-routing and tagging is really a winner. The support from DNSfilter at all levels is also excellent. The ability to automatically block new domains is a stand-out feature for enterprises.

This is the best filter to control your client's access. It is very easy to monitor client's access all in one place. With the added benefit of having a client to install on the workstations, it gives granular reporting as to what each individual user is viewing.

DNSFilter does exactly what we need without being overly complicated. Far too many services start out offering a streamlined, usable, clear set of functions that work well but which later balloon into a nightmarish kludge of unnecessary features cluttered behind unfathomable layers of options...DNSFilter performs a specific set of needed functions and it does it clearly and well. This doesn't mean that it isn't powerful, it is; but it's focused, concise and usable power. Kudos.

At our school, we switched from Cisco Umbrella to DNSFilter just before the 2019-20 school year and couldn't be happier. The initial setup only took 30 minutes or so, and that included creating a custom block page with our logo. Filtering is set by categories, blacklists, and whitelists. In addition, there are options to block threats like cryptomining, malware, phishing, proxies, and others. You can also create different policies based on the source IP address. So, we could have the faculty and staff VLAN have one policy while the student VLANs have different policies. The pricing is also great in comparison to Cisco Umbrella.

Only DNSFilter has provided the ease of use and effective filtering that our company needed. The cost is fair for the service provided. I’ve tried other similar companies but experienced a degradation of service and loopholes in their filtering categories. Customer support is also fast and easy to contact. Administrator in Logistics and Supply Chain.

DNS filtering without breaking the bank. Ability to rapidly deploy to potential clients with minimal configuration. Love the continual development as well. Continual development of new features, dead simple pricing, granular configuration and reporting mechanisms.

Fast, reliable and economical with multiple NAT configurations and scheduling available to allow different filtering at a network level and at different times. Remote filtering protection using the mobile device and Windows clients is especially good for protection out of offices. The relay agent to manage local DNS re-routing and tagging is really a winner. The support from DNSfilter at all levels is also excellent. The ability to automatically block new domains is a stand-out feature for enterprises.

This is the best filter to control your client's access. It is very easy to monitor client's access all in one place. With the added benefit of having a client to install on the workstations, it gives granular reporting as to what each individual user is viewing.

DNSFilter does exactly what we need without being overly complicated. Far too many services start out offering a streamlined, usable, clear set of functions that work well but which later balloon into a nightmarish kludge of unnecessary features cluttered behind unfathomable layers of options...DNSFilter performs a specific set of needed functions and it does it clearly and well. This doesn't mean that it isn't powerful, it is; but it's focused, concise and usable power. Kudos.