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Bob Day
We install stand alone Dell XP systems with our customer software that are
hooked to the customers network/internet only so we can access it via
PcAnywhere using TCP/IP.
We want to make that one computer so that it a) cannot access anything else
on the customers network and b) cannot be accessed by anything else on the
customer's network. It simply terms, we want to isolate it and lock it
down.
The customer's local IT guy is suppose to be doing this, and they always say
they do, but I have one IT guy saying it is impossible to isolate it and
lock it down. I can view their entire network under My Network Places while
connected via PcAnywhere, and quite honestly, don't like to have access to
things that I shouldn't.
I am not a network person, so any help would be apprecated. We basically
are trying to help the customer's onsite IT person understand how to do
this. Any URL's would be great.
Thanks!
Bob
hooked to the customers network/internet only so we can access it via
PcAnywhere using TCP/IP.
We want to make that one computer so that it a) cannot access anything else
on the customers network and b) cannot be accessed by anything else on the
customer's network. It simply terms, we want to isolate it and lock it
down.
The customer's local IT guy is suppose to be doing this, and they always say
they do, but I have one IT guy saying it is impossible to isolate it and
lock it down. I can view their entire network under My Network Places while
connected via PcAnywhere, and quite honestly, don't like to have access to
things that I shouldn't.
I am not a network person, so any help would be apprecated. We basically
are trying to help the customer's onsite IT person understand how to do
this. Any URL's would be great.
Thanks!
Bob