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I have a remote site that now needs Internet access. &nbsp;I don't have VPNs setup for the remote site to connect to the main domain. &nbsp;I want to restrict the computers to only be able to access email and block websites such as Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Hotmail, Gmail, and Yahoo mail. &nbsp;I would need to allow the work email domain. &nbsp;I don't mind paying for software to do this, but I'm just not sure what software to use. &nbsp;
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I have a remote site that now needs Internet access.  I don't have VPNs setup for the remote site to connect to the main domain.  I want to restrict the computers to only be able to access email and block websites such as Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Hotmail, Gmail, and Yahoo mail.  I would need to allow the work email domain.  I don't mind paying for software to do this, but I'm just not sure what software to use.  

Restrict Internet access to only allow email

I have a remote site that now needs Internet access.  I don&#39;t have VPNs setup for the remote site to connect to the main domain.  I want to restrict the computers to only be able to access email and block websites such as Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Hotmail, Gmail, and Yahoo mail.  I would need to allow the work email domain.  I don&#39;t mind paying for software to do this, but I&#39;m just not sure what software to use.  

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