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I assume this will need to be installed on each computer?
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I assume this will need to be installed on each computer?

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Yes, it will have to be installed on each computer. You can check with developer for group license.
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Yes, it will have to be installed on each computer. You can check with developer for group license.

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I have a customer inquiring if they can block all websites for all the computers in their store except for their business site. I am aware of how to block specific sites through the router but not all sites excluding one. Is there a way to do this? All machines are running XP and there is no server, just a few computers workgrouped together.Thanks
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Hello,

I have a customer inquiring if they can block all websites for all the computers in their store except for their business site. I am aware of how to block specific sites through the router but not all sites excluding one. Is there a way to do this? All machines are running XP and there is no server, just a few computers workgrouped together.Thanks

Web Site Blocking

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Anti-Virus Apps

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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