Bad choice of wording... I don't mean that MySpace and Facebook are HTTP
proxies but the kids are using proxies to get to these sites. It was
early what can I say?
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Thanks Tim,
We can't afford LightSpeed at the moment too many needful projects sucking up
the money. Anyway we have Aristotle that informs of Proxy use and I have set
keywords as you mention. What your telling me is that the reality is that the
issue has to be handled through board policy. The
Tony,
We have a Watchguard Firebox firewall that does content filtering including
much of the proxy stuff, and we use that in conjunction with a Squid proxy
server. Squid allows me to filter urls based on keywords. This seems to do a
pretty good job of blocking most unwanted content (and once
Karl,
I actually did not set this one up. It was in place when I was hired.
However, I do run one at home as well.
The school's runs on an old nameless box running a PII with Gentoo Linux
on it. That is all that box does, and it handles it just fine. So, it
does not take much to make it work.
Is anyone using thin client to reduce cost of replacing computers? This
would be in a K-8 one building setting.
I would be interested in any advice or experiences that anyone has had
with this.
How many application connections to the server is typical?
Can I set up this up using Linux and
