At 11:39 AM 18/02/02 -0500, you wrote:
I am looking for a way to restrict access to sites for some of my clients
without using a proxy/firewall solution
Is there a way to restrict Internet Explorer to a predefined list of hosts
or create a custom list of approved sites with a deny all at the end?
: Internet Explorer 5.x/6
Just a quick stab but you may try using the Restricted Sites
feature in IE
under the Security tab or the Content Advisor feature in IE under the
Content tab. I have never configured these components before
but a cursory
look makes me think you can accomplish
Yes you can do this, but it is an arduous task to maintain the list on each
client station. From IE, select the Tools menu, go to Internet Options and
select the Security Tab from the window that opens. Then click on the
Trusted Sites and Restricted Sites icons and click on the Sites button
with internet exlporer, go tools | internet options | security
select the restricted sites icon, enter sites that you do not want viewed on
your systems
i use this option to blox annoying popup ads. it works great.
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tell them they arent allowed to go there.. make it an acceptable use policy
and if they break it. Then remove their account.
Jer
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From: Rob Weiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 8:39 AM
Subject: Internet
Yes there is a way, on internet eplorer 6 (and probably on 5) you can use
security option to forbiden sites of your choice, but every user on client
machine also can reset that list.
On internet explor 6 click on tab Tools-internet
options-security-restricted sites-sites
than put the addresses
Just a quick stab but you may try using the Restricted Sites feature in IE
under the Security tab or the Content Advisor feature in IE under the
Content tab. I have never configured these components before but a cursory
look makes me think you can accomplish what you are looking for with these
I guess you have a router?
Not very tidy, but you could:
Setup ACL lists to block access to the IP addresses of the domains you want
to restrict access to...
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From: Rob Weiss [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday February 2002 16:40
To: Focus-MS ([EMAIL
Content filtering should allow you to do this, you can specify allowed and
disallowed sites
Load IE
Select Tools - Internet Options - Content
And set up from there
Andrew Jones
Facts 2000 BOS Helpdesk
Meggitt Petroleum Systems
Tel +44 (0)2476 697417 Ext. 40
Fax +44 (0)2476 418210
[EMAIL
First solution is to install Net Nanny type of software.
Second solution is to disable internet access and only allow to surf
offline web pages which are periodically pull-down by administrators or
schedule task.
Andrew Chong, CISSP
Senior Systems Architect
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From: Rob
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