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How to secure local browsing via ip?
OK, If I want to always demand a password if someone does start - run - \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\* how could I do it. windows 2003 domain. windows xp sp2
Use a Proxy Server Like ISA Server
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revisit to last question. start - run - \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\*
ASKER
what if that's not an option
Essentially your asking
How do I only allow authenticated Web Browsing
Well to do that you need a repository to hold usernames and passwords - you allready have active directory so it makes sense use that then deploy a proxy server.
If thats not an option then your other alternatives are more Expensive, a Firewall that is RADIUS or TACACS+ aware
or a hardware device like an iNTY would also suffice.
How do I only allow authenticated Web Browsing
Well to do that you need a repository to hold usernames and passwords - you allready have active directory so it makes sense use that then deploy a proxy server.
If thats not an option then your other alternatives are more Expensive, a Firewall that is RADIUS or TACACS+ aware
or a hardware device like an iNTY would also suffice.
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ok that makes sense. Would I have to use ISA for everything or can I specify what I want it to cache. Sorry, I'm still new to this.
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