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by oz_media
Just have her fired for noncompliance with office computer policies. If I set out a company policy that isn't strictly adhered to, this is grounds for immediate dismissal without notice, done deal end of story. The burden isn't on me to stop peoplefrom downloading or misusing equipment. The burden is on me to deploy strategic office policies that protect or benefit the given company I'm working with.
Why does everyone pussyfoot around these days? No wonder she does what she wants! Fire the hag !
by dlcompu22
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http://www.akonix.com
http://www.packeteer.com
I have never used either but I think they both are installed in-line with your internet router.
by dlcompu22
by thechas
While I agree with OzMedia that disciplinary action should be taken, there are a few other options.
The first is to make sure that the IM ports are blocked for both incoming and out-going traffic.
Check out this TR article:
and this TR download:
Once you identify the ports being used, you should be able to block them.
Chas
by dlcompu22
by winterfrost
If you are running on a Win2k domain, you can block the ability to run specified .exe's through a Group Policy.
Under "User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System" set "Don't run specified Windows applications" to Enabled, then specify the name of the .exe(s) you want to disable.
This is what I use to block things like Hotbar, FriendGreet and various other nasties my users like to spring on me.
by oz_media
"I have been told just to stop her and they will worry about the rest"
Sounds like they need to "worry about the rest".
Chas gave some important info on port blocking that you should deploy along with a strict usage policy and IM block.
Good luck!
by dlcompu22
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