JohnGerhardt
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How to block ultrasurf?
Hi experts,
Anybody out there know how to solidly block the software ultrasurf.
I am the administrator for my coporate firewall and we also have in place a bluecoat filtering system. Both are at my disposal to stop this little app from surfing un filtered etc.
Any help greatfully recevied...
-Jaggie
Anybody out there know how to solidly block the software ultrasurf.
I am the administrator for my coporate firewall and we also have in place a bluecoat filtering system. Both are at my disposal to stop this little app from surfing un filtered etc.
Any help greatfully recevied...
-Jaggie
You can block it using Domain group policy, under software restrictions, hash rule.
ASKER
Can you give me some more information on exactly what I need to do..
Thanks,
-Jaggie
Thanks,
-Jaggie
Check these links
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324036
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457006.aspx
http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/ad3b6293-4a22-46a5-a95b-7c50ca1fd1fb1033.mspx
If you need a step by step procedure i can give that to you.
Do you have a domain? if so, is it windows based? 2000 or 2003?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324036
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457006.aspx
http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/ad3b6293-4a22-46a5-a95b-7c50ca1fd1fb1033.mspx
If you need a step by step procedure i can give that to you.
Do you have a domain? if so, is it windows based? 2000 or 2003?
ASKER
W2k3 Domain, Shall have a look through your links and get back to you.
-Jaggie
-Jaggie
Ok sure, take your time. If any more help needed i will be glad to help.
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Thanks, We got an SSL card for the Bluecoat and we can now block ultrasurf to our hearts content..! Nasty little app for admins!
Hi,
Even if you don't have ssl card, you may only allow the allowed categories in BCWF and deny the rest. i.e. default deny policy.
This will work since you only need to block based on IPs which are configurable even without ssl interception.
best of luck..
Even if you don't have ssl card, you may only allow the allowed categories in BCWF and deny the rest. i.e. default deny policy.
This will work since you only need to block based on IPs which are configurable even without ssl interception.
best of luck..
I have a script I created that blocks write access to a certain part of the user registry. Ultrasurf needs to be able set it's own address as a proxy in windows. My blog explains it in more detail http://www.chrisleblanc.org/block-ultrasurf-workstation-level-windows/