Blocking all Internet access for a specific Domain user on Windows 2008R2 domain.
I have a domain controlled by a Windows 2008R2 server. All users log into the domain utilizing Active Directories. We also have an Exchange server and a Remote Desktop Server. All servers on the Domain utilize domain controller for authentication...etc.
I have a user that is utilizing a PC workstation as well as a Remote Desktop session on the Remote Desktop Server.
I have been able to block his PC workstation from accessing the Internet via the firewall. I would like to take it a step further and block this domain user from accessing the Internet whether he signs onto remote desktop server or another PC on the domain.
This user is to be allowed normal privileges on the LAN network. File share, Remote Desktop Services, and Exchange.
I am assuming I would adjust group policies on the server. Can this be done through group policies and if so, where would I adjust this?
Thank you
Shawn
I have a user that is utilizing a PC workstation as well as a Remote Desktop session on the Remote Desktop Server.
I have been able to block his PC workstation from accessing the Internet via the firewall. I would like to take it a step further and block this domain user from accessing the Internet whether he signs onto remote desktop server or another PC on the domain.
This user is to be allowed normal privileges on the LAN network. File share, Remote Desktop Services, and Exchange.
I am assuming I would adjust group policies on the server. Can this be done through group policies and if so, where would I adjust this?
Thank you
Shawn
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Yes, this is global change for local machine. Is that domain environment ? If so, you need to create GPO and apply GPO Security filtering.
To create GPO you need to use GPMC or Active Directory Users and Computers consoles.
If you're interested, I can prepare a short guide for you
Krzysztof
To create GPO you need to use GPMC or Active Directory Users and Computers consoles.
If you're interested, I can prepare a short guide for you
Krzysztof
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Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.
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I went into the MMC and pulled up the Group Policy Object editor which edits the Local Group Policy Objects. I found where I can enter in the Proxy settings. My concern at this point is that this is a global change not a user change. Can you confirm that I am in the correct location for the 127.0.0.1 implementation section of your instruction?
Thanks!
Shawn
ps the screen shot is attached.
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