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noaccess.rat not found
This link has been referenced a bunch and old as the hills
http://www.ithacks.com/2009/03/12/using-the-ie-content-advisor-to-block-all-internet-access/
but its basically what I am looking for BUT I'm testing on a Win7/IE9 and a Server 2008R2/IE9 and not getting anywhere
Instructions are simple - great. I get to the point where I look for the noaccess.rat in the C:\Windows\System32 folder and when broswing to into System32 - I only have the stock .rat files to choose - not the new noaccess.rat (which I can see in Windows Explorer (without a txt ext - it is a .rat and same permissions that the other .rat files have that can be seen)
Is it just an old trick that won't work with newer OS/IE?
Thx all
http://www.ithacks.com/2009/03/12/using-the-ie-content-advisor-to-block-all-internet-access/
but its basically what I am looking for BUT I'm testing on a Win7/IE9 and a Server 2008R2/IE9 and not getting anywhere
Instructions are simple - great. I get to the point where I look for the noaccess.rat in the C:\Windows\System32 folder and when broswing to into System32 - I only have the stock .rat files to choose - not the new noaccess.rat (which I can see in Windows Explorer (without a txt ext - it is a .rat and same permissions that the other .rat files have that can be seen)
Is it just an old trick that won't work with newer OS/IE?
Thx all
Windows OSInternet Explorer (IE)NetworkingSecurityNetwork Security
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Coralon is right - I needed it there (C:\Windows\SysWow64) but the process still didn't seem to hold water - thanks for the suggestions though.
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Answered sufficently