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Setting Internet Permissions

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by matthew guy

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I have a Windows 2000 Server using Exchange 5.5 mail. It's part of a small 60 station LAN.

I want to control Internet permission to our proxy server determined by user logon. I use Microsoft proxy software.

Any ideas?

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by judy_p_1968

Controlling Access with Microsoft Proxy Server

This article looks closely at setting permissions, domain filtering, and packet filtering with Microsoft Proxy Server.

It also shows different ways to control both internal and external access.

"USER ACCESS CONTROL:
...When you enable access control, you can configure restrictions on the outbound access of your internal users. In this way, you can selectively permit access by your internal users to external network protocols and services..."

It also has some wonderful sections on these subjects.

CONFIGURING SERVER AUTHENTICATION

USER ACCESS CONTROL

PROTOCOL AVAILABILITY

PACKET FILTERING

DOMAIN FILTERING

ALERTING

LOGGING

WINDOWS NT SECURITY
Passwords
Account Policies
Disable IP forwarding
Administrators
Disable Unnecessary Services
Network Drive Mappings
Use NTFS volumes
Client Configurations
Disable RPC on the External Adapter
Windows NT Domains

Cut and paste this link for the wholearticle:

http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/270/1.html

judy p

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