Other OpenDNS solutions, such as FamilyShield, use preconfigured Web content filtering to block specific categories of websites.

Some OpenDNS solutions, such as Basic, VIP and Enterprise, allow OpenDNS Administrators to configure comprehensive Web content filtering, which limits the Internet to only Web content that is not filtered for that network. Once Web content filtering and security settings are saved, they are applied to devices and computers when they connect to a configured network. Adjusting these features is enabled only within an OpenDNS account, which are used to create and manage networks. OpenDNS Administrators can specify Web content filtering and set custom security features in OpenDNS Basic, VIP, School, and Enterprise solutions. OpenDNS solutions such as FamilyShield use additional filtering features managed by OpenDNS, which makes FamilyShield the fastest and easiest way to protect children from adult content on the Internet. For example, all OpenDNS solutions block end-users from navigating to known phishing and Conficker Command and Control Callback websites. Some OpenDNS security features become effective as soon as OpenDNS is configured as the DNS server for a network. It is important to understand that OpenDNS advanced-feature settings are applied to a network and those settings are subsequently inherited by all of the computers and devices that connect to that network.

The advanced features of OpenDNS, such as Web content filtering and security, are set and managed online by a user with OpenDNS administrative privileges (an OpenDNS Administrator).

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