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 Using Network Access Control to limit Internet access on a specific few machines
NAC, Network Access Control, Security in 2010, Windows, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 R2 Support
How can we use Windows 2008’s Network Access Control to limit intern’s computers from getting to the Internet? Where is this feature setup and do we need a client on the computers or does AD take care of this?

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Windows server 2008 r2, network access control
ASKED: September 17, 2010  3:14 PM
UPDATED: August 31, 2011  5:20 AM
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I don't think 2008 can do that. If this 2008 server is acting as a gateway/proxy server, you can configure internet policies in your ISA settings. If not, you need to setup a mirroring port in your switch and setup an internet filtering program(ie: WFilter, websense) to do the job.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  August 31, 2011  5:19 am  by  gengw2000   70 pts.
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