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Can anyone point me to a simple, inexpensive (but effective) way to control access to IE on individual 9x machines either by their domain (NT) logon or a separate password? We want some folks on the network to have Internet and others not. The source of access isn't configurable in this way. Do you know a third-party product that will accomplish this?
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The IEAK5 (Internet Explorer Administration Kit) can do all that you need and much much more Get it here:
There is no charge (FREE) for the software just a learning curve and company registration! It's well worth the time invested, it has made admin life here in our 3500 user network almost bearable.
I am available for further info on setup and deployment
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This might have been the best answer, but I have looked at IEAK briefly and I just don't have time to really figure it out right now.
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