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Had to use the IP address but works great!!
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Had to use the IP address but works great!!

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Glad to hear. Thanks for the points!
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I need to completely restrict internet access on my terminal server for all users. &nbsp;I think the easiest way is to use my SonicWall firewall NSA240. &nbsp;I assume that it would be done with the IP address or possibly the MAC address of the server using the access rules. &nbsp;However I'm not to sure about what I'm doing with them, so be pretty direct.<br />
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If there's an easier way, of course I would like that!!
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I need to completely restrict internet access on my terminal server for all users.  I think the easiest way is to use my SonicWall firewall NSA240.  I assume that it would be done with the IP address or possibly the MAC address of the server using the access rules.  However I'm not to sure about what I'm doing with them, so be pretty direct.

If there's an easier way, of course I would like that!!

Block specific IP address with Sonicwall

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