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don't allow unmanaged machines on your network.. &nbsp;Which sort of breaks the BYOD that is popular. &nbsp;you can block ip's at the router.
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don't allow unmanaged machines on your network..  Which sort of breaks the BYOD that is popular.  you can block ip's at the router.

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@David Thanks<br />
i agree with you but some times i compelled to allow those Devices to access the internet for mail, Shared printers etc
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@David Thanks
i agree with you but some times i compelled to allow those Devices to access the internet for mail, Shared printers etc

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are the byod devices on the same subnet or you have some guest network ?
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are the byod devices on the same subnet or you have some guest network ?

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you could always use software like net nanny <a href="http://www.netnanny.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.netnanny.com/</a>
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you could always use software like net nanny http://www.netnanny.com/ [http://www.netnanny.com/]

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Hi Experts<br />
i am working with ISA 2006 and TMG 2010<br />
i Block facebook and Youtube etc for all users except Managers :)<br />
my issue that some users working on they own laptop out of AD environment so they have ability to change DNS ip<br />
and setup VPN and Proxy app to bypass the firewall rules<br />
any idea
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Hi Experts
i am working with ISA 2006 and TMG 2010
i Block facebook and Youtube etc for all users except Managers :)
my issue that some users working on they own laptop out of AD environment so they have ability to change DNS ip
and setup VPN and Proxy app to bypass the firewall rules
any idea

unable to block proxy, proxy shield and VPN app

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