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i have 2 computers on the network where i do not want them to use the internet or to go to other sites where i only want them oto go to certain sites only. is there i way on the internet explorer i can set only to allow the user to go to sites which are allowd and if they try to go to other sites it restricts them. ?

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by black panther

Other than setting up an using ISA or Proxy Server, Firewall, or Group Policies, Password Protections,

..you can purchase Internet Filtering Software which can do a range of things.....

Top Ten Internet Software filtering reviews..

http://internet-filter-review.toptenreviews.com/

also

Browse Control helps you restrict inappropriate surfing and enforce Internet usage policies in your organisation. Browse Control can completely block internet, allow access only to Web sites you specify,deny web access to the websites you specify, and schedule internet ON at only certain times of day. E-mail, FTP sites, Instant Messaging, ICQ, Newsgroups, etc can also be restricted.

http://www.browsecontrol.com/

also

Cyber Patrol
CyberSitter
CyberSnoop
NetNanny
Norton Internet Security
Mcafee Privacy Service

http://www.homenethelp.com/web/howto/family-content-software.asp

Anti - Porn

phttp://www.tueagles.com/anti-porn/

hope this helps :)

by admin

this is a pay option but i beleive there is a option on the internet exlprer that u can specify with passwrd protection on which sites to go.

by bmedlock

I believe you are talking about IE's Content advisor. In Internet Options, click on the "Content" tab. Click "Enable" then you will be given options to setup and you will have to specify a password. It's not the best option out there, but it is free.
Here's another free option called "Parental Filtr"
http://www.ecommsec.com/pf.php

by lcm man

I agree with answer #2 from bmedlock. Open IE, goto Help and choose Contents and Index. The help iformation provided by Microsoft is fairly robust for the use of Content Advisor. You can also install SP2 and use the Windows Firewall in the security center (which is free).

by sgt_shultz

if users not too saavy and just 2 computers, what about using the hosts file? i believe you could use wildcards, not sure...

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