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by smraza1 Accepted solution
by rbtechguy Accepted solution
by tintoman Accepted solution
depending on your router, most have the facility to restrict internet access for computers connected to it
That is where you make the change and file and folder sharing is not affected
by meaparicio Accepted solution
Use the Content Advisor, built into IE.
You just create a "fake" .rat file which will block visiting any sites, but will allow you to enable some URLs as well!
Use Note Pad to create a file with this content:
(
(PICS-version 1.0)
(name "No Access")
(description "Rating service that does nothing!. by Mike Aparicio")
(rating-system "http://noreal.fake")
(rating-service "http://noreal.fake")
(category
(transmit-as "You can only visit sites allowed by administrator!")
)
)
Save the file, NOT AS A TXT file but as a .RAT. For instance notallowed.rat.
Put this file inside the windows/system32 folder.
Now use the IE Content Advisor setup at the tools-options menu. Follow the normal procedure to set the fake RAT file active. You are done!
You can enter a list of allowed sites ONLY!
You will find step-by-step instructions to set up the Content Advisor at the Microsof site.
Glad to help! Mike
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