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limit access to one web site

I have a request from a nut in my organization.they are requesting Internet access but have it limited to only one website. This would be done on a Windows network for which many users currently do not have access to the Internet. Is it possible to lock down Internet Explorer or Google chrome to only access one website?
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You may also be able to create a proxy server and have all traffic only go to one website.

Any attempt to actually do what you are trying to do will wreck Windows and other updates, Electronic Commerce in your organization and so on.
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i don't think there is a way to limit to only one site. it's either all or nothing, but i'm so dumbstruck by the request, i need a 2nd opinion. so yet, call them a nut too. I forgot to mention, this is only for about a week that the access is needed, so sure, it makes sense to buy additional software.
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@ geriatricgeek - Thanks and I was happy to help.