Free to Use (walled garden)
Define free accessible websites without logon (either visible or hidden on logon page).
Public Free to Use
Added entries will be displayed directly on the Client Logon page, for example the homepage of the current location.
Hidden Free to Use
Same as the Public Free to Use, but entries will not be displayed on the Client Logon Page.
Free to Use - Services
These services are automatically added as needed by the IACBOX.
Page Dependency Analyzer
The Page Dependency Analyzer displays all referring scripts, images and links of the defined website including hyperlinks to other pages. All scripts, images and links are required to display the defined ‘Free to Use’ website correctly. Adding the hyperlinks is not required.
Sometimes the Page Dependency Analyzer won’t catch every single dependency and it is necessary or preferable to add them by hand. To inspect all of a websites dependencies, all of the common Browsers come with Developer tools that can be opened with F12 or via the right mousebutton context-menu.
The developer tools come with a Network section which must be active before a hard refresh is made (Ctrl+F5).
Once the dependency that needs to be added to the Walled Garden has been found, right click on it, copy its URL. The URL can now be added as a Sub-URL to the according Free-to-Use entry.
Upload Free to Use
Upload Public and Hidden Free to Use lists. The uploaded lists can either be inserted by updating the current list with new entries or by deleting the entire current list and replacing it by the one that is uploaded. The uploaded file must be in JSON-format.
Download Free to Use
Download the Public or Hidden ‘Free to Use’ list. They will be downloaded in the JSON- format.
Free to Use - JSON Example
Following up, an example of the above Free to Use entries in JSON-format, displaying the domain, properties of the entry as well as the dependencies of the entry:
{
"https:\/\/mail.google.com":{
"active":"1",
"bypass_accounting":"0",
"bypass_bw_group":"0",
"desc":"Google Mail",
"refresh":"60",
"order":0,
"rec_depth":0,
"max_entries":0,
"allow_redirects":1,
"deps":{
"https:\/\/mail.google.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/accounts.google.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/support.google.com":{
"active":1
}
}
},
"https:\/\/iacbox.com":{
"active":1,
"bypass_accounting":0,
"bypass_bw_group":0,
"desc":"IACBOX",
"refresh":0,
"order":1,
"rec_depth":0,
"max_entries":0,
"allow_redirects":1,
"deps":{
"https:\/\/www.iacbox.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.instagram.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.threads.net":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.linkedin.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.facebook.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/my.iacbox.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/secure.asteas.com":{
"active":1
}
}
},
"https:\/\/arstechnica.com":{
"active":"0",
"bypass_accounting":"0",
"bypass_bw_group":"0",
"desc":"https:\/\/arstechnica.com",
"refresh":"720",
"order":2,
"rec_depth":0,
"max_entries":0,
"allow_redirects":1,
"deps":{
"https:\/\/twitter.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/cdn.cookielaw.org":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.youtube.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.googletagmanager.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/video.arstechnica.com":{
"active":1
},
"http:\/\/video.arstechnica.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.condenast.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/cdn.arstechnica.net":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.facebook.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/cdn.mediavoice.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/mastodon.social":{
"active":1
},
"http:\/\/condenast.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.aboutads.info":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/ads-static.conde.digital":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/arstechnica.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/advertising.condenast.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.instagram.com":{
"active":1
},
"http:\/\/feeds.arstechnica.com":{
"active":1
},
"https:\/\/www.googletagservices.com":{
"active":1
}
}
}
}