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Dan DeCoursey
I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
good simple idea I am all ears
good simple idea I am all ears
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R
R. McCarty
Depending on what type of Modem/Router you have the best/
most resistant to "Twiddling" by employees is to block the site
in the Router. Otherwise you'll have to take action on a PC by
PC basis. There are other solutions but those are best done on
a Business Domain setup.
Site by site blocking capability varies by vendor.
most resistant to "Twiddling" by employees is to block the site
in the Router. Otherwise you'll have to take action on a PC by
PC basis. There are other solutions but those are best done on
a Business Domain setup.
Site by site blocking capability varies by vendor.
T
Tom Willett
In your company's firewall or router.
:I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
: good simple idea I am all ears
:I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
: good simple idea I am all ears
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Guest
Dan,
ISA Server
ISA Server
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HeyBub
Dan said:I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone
has a good simple idea I am all ears
The easiest way is to distribute a company policy: "Anyone accessing
Facebook will be skinned."
M
Malke
Dan said:I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
good simple idea I am all ears
1. Hardware firewall like a Sonicwall.
2. Or Untangle running on an old box. You can also buy a preconfigured box
from them.
3. Or OpenDNS.
Malke
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Guest
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smlunatick
I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
good simple idea I am all ears
Look at Freedom 9
http://www.freedom9.com/capture750.html
This device will store all traces of activity done on the company's
Internet access. Then, you can have "grounds" to "fire" the
"freeloading" employee.
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Leythos
I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
good simple idea I am all ears
Your best FREE solution is by using OpenDNS and adjusting settings to
limit access:
http://www.opendns.com/
L
Leythos
Dan,
ISA Server
Again, use OpenDNS, it works with all solutions, win/linux, it doesn't
care what PC is using inside your network, it applies the same filtering
for all users.
B
Bruce Chambers
Dan said:I know there are many ways to get around blocks..... but if anyone has a
good simple idea I am all ears
Your network administrator will know how to block Facebook, and any
other undesirable websites at the firewall and or proxy server. If he
doesn't, fire him and hire one who does.
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. ~Benjamin Franklin
Many people would rather die than think; in fact, most do. ~Bertrand Russell
The philosopher has never killed any priests, whereas the priest has
killed a great many philosophers.
~ Denis Diderot
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Whether an application is blocked or not, self-control comes from within
Ive been using http://bit.ly/bJwmma .
It uses a better method than blocking social media sites because it only monitors sites like Facebook during production hours. People/Employees still have the option to use it for a breather or during breaks really . Sometimes they use it for work too in helping reach decisions. For me its really unnecessary to block Facebook.
Ive been using http://bit.ly/bJwmma .
It uses a better method than blocking social media sites because it only monitors sites like Facebook during production hours. People/Employees still have the option to use it for a breather or during breaks really . Sometimes they use it for work too in helping reach decisions. For me its really unnecessary to block Facebook.