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<p>It appears that the content hosted within my organization's SharePoint 2010 server is no longer being accessed.</p><p><br></p><p>So we would like to temporarily disable the SharePoint 2010 server or the access to the SharePoint 2010 server to see if anyone opens a ticket letting us know that they are unable to access the SharePoint 2010 content.</p><p><br></p><p>What are the best ways of temporarily disabling the access to the SharePoint 2010 server?</p>
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It appears that the content hosted within my organization's SharePoint 2010 server is no longer being accessed.
So we would like to temporarily disable the SharePoint 2010 server or the access to the SharePoint 2010 server to see if anyone opens a ticket letting us know that they are unable to access the SharePoint 2010 content.
What are the best ways of temporarily disabling the access to the SharePoint 2010 server?

Steps to temporarily disable access to SharePoint 2010 server

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