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by erikdr
With solely NAT between users and Internet, it would not be easy; you can tell the NAT to allow only certain IP addresses but then, DHCP...
So using a proxy (instead of or next to NAT) might make sense. In the proxy let the users authenticate themselves, or have the proxy authenticate directly against ADS as in MS Proxy (--> now ISA Server). Note that a proxy does not require client software - solely a specific configuration of the browser.
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by gaklim
by srojas
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by dmowers
Two questions:
1) Do you have a firewall?
2)Do you want to prevent individuals or entire organisation?
Please reply for answers.
by gaklim
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