Subj : Microsoft Proxy Server
To   : Jay Fuller
From : Alan Zisman
Date : Mon Sep 23 2002 07:57 am

-=> Jay Fuller wrote to All <=-

 JF> Greetings all.....

 JF> I need some assistance.

 JF> I'm trying to assist a client in controlling internet access across a
 JF> network.

 JF> These folks are using DSL connected directly to Proxy Server 2.0 via a
 JF> network card, and they're sending it across the network only to people
 JF> with proxy client installed.

 JF> Now...these people who currently have access (say...5-6 administrative
 JF> staff) have complete access to everything.

 JF> We're trying to allow two or three more employees on, but they should
 JF> have access to only the websites they *need* access to...for example,
 JF> the website they file insurance on.

 JF> I've got hostnames and IP addresses for those allowed sites...


 JF> how do i control access ?

 JF> how do i give certain users access to everything, and other users
 JF> access to only those sites?

Symantec's Internet Security firewall also includes features that let you limit
users' access in the way you describe. Note that there are two editions-- a
home edition with parent content-control features, and a 'professional' edition
that replaces this with what you are describing.

Check with Symantec (www.symantec.com) for more information-- I believe a new
2003 edition has just been released, but I don't have any details on how it's
been changed.
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