I want to restrict net brousing from server to work station(windows server 2003)?
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ISA Server 2004 :\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/default.mspx\n\nhttp://www.isaserver.org/\n\nThe 2nd one is more of a resource site but the first one is what you need ( Im sure there are other options such as squid which works on linux or smoothwall )\n\nAlso sourceforge.net have an interface for squid so that may be worth while checking out as its open source.
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try agnitum outpost firewall\n\nhttp://www.agnitum.com/products/outpostfree/download.php
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ueses net user command in win 2000 and xp
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I don't have any experience with that server, but I use windows, and if I hold down the "ctrl" key, it will override\nthe firewall. Give it a try, you have nothing to loose..good luck..
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Go to "Start > Control Panel > Window Firewall" and then turn off the Windows Firewall. Works on Windows XP SP2 for me.
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If you are not the administrator of the net, you have no authority to disable anyone on the net. In that case, if you have good cause for someone to be disconnected, contact the administrator and present your case.\n\nIf you are the administrator, you have not given enough information about the LAN, router and server type and your authority to make adjustments.
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Use ISA Firewall Server and in there u can decide which user can access internet and which can't. ISA uses Actice Directiry user...
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SMB server won't allow that. You need additonal software for that.
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If you are using Classic view in Control Panel, double-click Network Connections. If you are using Category view, click Network and Internet Connections, and then click Network Connections. \n3. Right-click each connection that you have, and then click Properties each time. \n4. On the General tab of each Local Area connection, highlight Client Service for Netware, and then click Uninstall. \n5. In the Dial-up Connection Properties dialog box, click the Networking tab, highlight Client Service for Netware, and then click Uninstall.  \n6. Restart the computer. \n7. Open Control Panel, and then double-click User Accounts. \n8. Under Pick a task..., click Change the way users log on or off. \n9. Click to select the logon and logoff options that you want: Use the Welcome Screen or Use Fast User Switching. \nit'll b fine,I assure u
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If it is the Windows Firewall, go to Control Panel, and go to Windows Firewall.  You can turn it off there, but beware, don't keep it off for long.
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The way that I would go about doing it is to use a Winsock control to make HTTP Requests. Here is a tutorial that may point you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=334645
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Use a firewall (either hardware or software) and block the port 1234, 1236 and 1238, set password to settings, done!
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Goto Control Panel > Network Connections > Change Windows Firewall Settings > Advanced Tab > ICMP Settings (Select whichever applies to)...
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hii \nPlease go to the site of microsoft.com \nas per my knowledge if you want to lock the modem then it can bee done by the modem portal only i.e type the IP address you got with yourr Modem on explorer and see if there is any option for it.\nOther method is \n1. Open the Network connection\n2. View all the connection (i.e the LAN connection oof ur modem)\n3. right- click on that icon and select disable in this way i think you get success.\nlet me know if it solve your problem coz i also faced similar problem so let me know for sure
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if you wanna make sure, just open a command window and type "telnet <ip address>" \n\nreplace <ip address> with the ip address of whatever you're telnetting to. Your firewall should immediately stop the telnet session.
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Limit your exposure to the outside world by blocking incomming connections.\n\nStart > Settings > Control Panel > Network Connections\nRight click on "Local Area Network" And go to "Properties", In the scroll box, Click on "Internet Protocol (IP/TCP)" and then click on the "Properties" button, In the new window, Click on the "Advanced.." button, Then in the other new window go to the "Options" tab, Click on "TCP/IP Filtering" and hit "Properties", Check off "Enable TCP/IP filtering (All adapters)" next In the Above "TCP Ports" Click on the Radio button "Permit Only" and then add in the ports that you want people to be able to access... If you're running a web server add in 80, If you're running an FTP server add in 21... And so on... Then hit "OK" And close all the other windows, And reboot when it asks you too.\n\nThis way you can close the ports that you do not need to be open to the outside world.  An alternative to this tweak could be running a firewall or enabling windows built in firewall.  Please note that in order for other computers to connect to you, for example sending a file over AOL Instant Messenger or using Windows Messenger to send a file, make sure that the required port is not blocked on your system.  Otherwise, nothing will go through.\n  Hope this helps!!!
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Block it via group policy.  Make sure that you do not have automatic updates enabled on your network.  The easier way would be to have a WSUS server running on any server, and controlling your updates through that management console.