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I'm attempting to set up a machine for internet use by the public but I want to severely limit the sites (servers) that it can hit. I've tried playing with TCP/IP and proxy settings, no luck. I'm considering using a profile to lock down the PC or maybe a software package like site kiosk.
Any suggestions?
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TechieChick
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Byte Me!
depending on how 'severely' you want to restrict the site access, you may want to consider making the 'wanted sites' available offline.
depending on how 'severely' you want to restrict the site access, you may want to consider making the 'wanted sites' available offline.
Personally I would use windows 2000, or NT 4.0. Its harder for users to mess with it and the internet. I use 2000 on my work puter and set guest mode and then my and mangers mode. Since then ive had no problems or people messing with/looking at things they shouldnt be
With IE you can set up the content section to only be allowed to visit certain sites unless you have a password. I'm not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised if Netscape had the same solution.