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Posted by Brandt on August 28, 2006, 1:55 pm
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The ISA is what I have found I will probably have to use from my research. I
thought that maybe 2k3 standard had something built into it that I could use
for allowing only certain website access. If that is not the case can you
provide a link that would give me some more detailed info on the use of ISA
Thanks
Brandt
> Hi,
>
> Easiest way to do this would be on network firewall.
>
> Any firewall could do this -- it only depends on how easily (how much
> administrative effort you must put into it). Personally I like to use
> Microsoft ISA Server where you can simply specify e.g. *.microsoft.com and
> which users, IP addresses etc have access to this address.
>
> --
> Mike
> Microsoft MVP - Windows Security
>
>>I am trying to find out how exactly to lockdown the network here so that
>> users only have access to certain websites. I know this can be done on
>> individual systems, but I would like to do it network wide. We have about
>> 100
>> systems on the network running server 2K3 standard. I have been told this
>> OS
>> can do this but I have been unable to locate how to.
>
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