How to restrict the user from browsing the Internet and downloading from Windows Server 2003

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Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Microsoft Windows XP
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Dear sir, I want to know how to restrict the user from browsing the internet sites and downloading from Windows Server 2003. In client system I'm having winxp. Please give solution for this problem. With regards, f.charles.
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You can configure Microsoft ISA. It will act as a Fire Wall and /or Proxy. Their you can choose the users that can brows or not.

Also you can by GPO disable IE but any wise user will have a portable FireFox on their USB key. So the best way is with a proxy. Their is a proxy simple of use non Microsoft.

Barracuda is on also net nay with is ContentWatch™ is a good solution. sonic wall have a solution in their router also. those solution are for Small business. big enterprise use Nortel, Cisco, HP and other guys like that

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  • Dwiebesick
    If I understand your question, first you want to block internet sites If so, check out this website http://www.petri.co.il/block_web_browsing_with_ipsec.htm and this one http://www.petri.co.il/block_internet_but_allow_intranet_with_ipsec.htm It appears that then you are asking about downloading from Microsoft server 2003, which has nothing to do with browsing internet sites. If this is correct, then I recommend using NTFS Permissions to limit what users can do on yuur network server. Please clarify your question and maybe we can give you more detailed instructions. dmw
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