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Blocking this computer's ip/MAC address in the gateway/router is the simpliest.
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Blocking this computer's ip/MAC address in the gateway/router is the simpliest.

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thanks people, I'll try these things later this week, and I'll post here again soon...
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thanks people, I'll try these things later this week, and I'll post here again soon...

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Hi. I run a LAN - 50 computers, Windows, AD Domain (for fileserver), kinda standard. I want to add a new Windows computer, but to be restricted to LAN only (i.e. filesharing), WITHOUT any access to the Internet. I want this computer to be blocked, from incoming and outgoing Internet traffic. (this is for its own protection - it's a mission-critical PC.)<br />
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How do I accomplish this? Are there software Firewall ports I can open/close? Am I missing something obvious?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
-S
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Hi. I run a LAN - 50 computers, Windows, AD Domain (for fileserver), kinda standard. I want to add a new Windows computer, but to be restricted to LAN only (i.e. filesharing), WITHOUT any access to the Internet. I want this computer to be blocked, from incoming and outgoing Internet traffic. (this is for its own protection - it's a mission-critical PC.)

How do I accomplish this? Are there software Firewall ports I can open/close? Am I missing something obvious?

Thanks.
-S

how to allow LAN, but block Internet, on certain computers?

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