I believe ISA Server 2004 can tackle this problem. It set's two different
rules for clients connected to the domain and another if the client is not
connected to the domain. The idea here is that clients outside your network
can be restricted more. I am not sure, but I guess you could also set rules
about using proxies.
Philip Wagenaar
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Van: Ryan Parrish [mailto:RyanP@foxracing.com]
Verzonden: donderdag 28 oktober 2004 21:28
Aan: focus-ms@securityfocus.com
Onderwerp: GPO that forces users to use a proxy server.
We are trying to implement a GPO that forces all users/computers to use a
proxy sever for there internet access in the company, but have hit a snag.
We have lots of laptop users that we found during testing when they take
there laptops home they can access the internet using there own ISP since we
set the policy to use a proxy server that is not available to the outside
internet, thus they get no internet access.
Has anybody dealt with this kind of situation before? Is there a way to set
a GPO to only be active during business hours?
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ryanp@foxracing.com
IT Dept.
408-776-8633 extension 1229
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