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I use MS Proxy Server 2.0 and IE 5.5 for web browsing at our company. I want to set up a default web page that has our company's "Internet terms of use policy". If the user accepts this they can browse the Web freely. If they decline they will not be able to browse the Internet no matter how they tried. Does anyone know of any software that can do this? Or is there a way to code to accomplish this task? Thanks.

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by awery13

I recently sow the Firewall-1(firewall program)and i guess it could help uwith at least some of the requirements u neeed.Altough I am not sure if u can accomplish what u want with it,it would probably help u if u take a look at their homepage at http://www.checkpoint.com/ ,in my opinion it could make ur task alot easier.I assume all this because i sow a unique feature in supporting NAT&VPN,besides other stuff,therefore u will be able to put the www server behind the firewall,thus enabling u to use some small programm that would tell the firewall if allow or not acces to a specific user,acordingly to the policy of ur company.
I am not sure 100% that what i say here it's viable or not,because i had to read lot af documentation till i'll be sure to completly know all abut the Firewall-1,but u can see by urself if could work or not.
I don't know if this would really help u,but i don't see another way to do what u wish ATM.

by stillatit

If your company has a terms of use policy, the HR department should periodically send a paper copy of it to each employee and require it returned with a signature. If you have employees who refuse to sign, it is a corporate issue, not an IS issue.

You can block those employees easily in Proxy by denying access to their logins.

Putting up a screen every time someone loads a browser will only cause hostility, reduce morale, and get IS laughed at.

Think about it...

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