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hey everyone<br />
I have a very simple need and am trying to figure out the best way to accomplish it<br />
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I have a few medical doctors that need access to a website we host. &nbsp;I want to be able to provide them a &quot;published app&quot; of Internet Explorer and lock that down so they can not save or download anything from the one website that it would be used for.<br />
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with Azure RemoteApp disappearing, I am wondering what the best way to do this would be. &nbsp;I realize it is probably way overkill to go this route but I have to ensure they can not download or save anything from the website so I figured the published app would be the easiest way to restrict the browser session.<br />
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Azure or Amazon AWS Appstream or what. &nbsp;I know Azure is offering XenApp but that seems to work out to be about $20 a month per user which seemed a bit high since I only need a simple published browser.<br />
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any thoughts?
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hey everyone
I have a very simple need and am trying to figure out the best way to accomplish it

I have a few medical doctors that need access to a website we host.  I want to be able to provide them a "published app" of Internet Explorer and lock that down so they can not save or download anything from the one website that it would be used for.

with Azure RemoteApp disappearing, I am wondering what the best way to do this would be.  I realize it is probably way overkill to go this route but I have to ensure they can not download or save anything from the website so I figured the published app would be the easiest way to restrict the browser session.


Azure or Amazon AWS Appstream or what.  I know Azure is offering XenApp but that seems to work out to be about $20 a month per user which seemed a bit high since I only need a simple published browser.

any thoughts?

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