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Posted by Leythos on August 28, 2005, 5:41 am
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> BTW, is there any consumer firewall appliance that allows the user to block
> more than 1000 domains without slowing the firewall throughput to a crawl?
You are looking at it wrong, you need a firewall with a web content
filter that blocks or approves based on a content type. Many firewalls
(not those NAT boxes) provide either a subscription service or other
means to allow you to block or approve many categories of content.
Even a WatchGuard SOHO unit can we what they call WebBlocker service.
You could also setup a PC with one of those types of services and
gateway through it and block that way.
Another method might be to enable content checking in IE and then
password it - so that you only allow sites based on what you setup in
IE.
There is one last method - blocking using HOST files - you setup a HOST
file to point to 127.0.0.1 for all the domains you don't want them to
access.
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