I know it's rudimentary, but here's a thought if you're using Windoze PCs and
IE (and probably other browsers) :
- Make sure each user has their own account on the PC (Domain, AD, whatever).
- Configure the youth users' profiles to go through the HTTP Proxy (say on
8080) and lock that configuration based upon administrative and/or Group Policy
rights.
This will enforce that all browser/http access goes through the proxy server,
and thus content filter.
To get a little more secure, should this be a valid possible-approach
(up-to-now), you can write a TCP rule to re-direct all port 80 to 8080
transparently on the PC (like a iptables entry -- but for Windoze). I think
you can do that on a policy (per-user) level, but I'm not too sure about that
one. (And if you can't do it per-user, it doesn't apply, because you'd just do
it on the firewall.)
So maybe that helps, maybe not. YMMV? :)
-AJ
----- Original Message -----
From: Gregory Ray
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [Efw-user] Content filter
Mr. Bishop,
I've been querying about this for a month now but no one seems to give an
answer and the documentation seems to suggest otherwise. I have also been
looking for an alternative solution to provide user based url filtering but no
luck yet. Let me know if you find anything and I will do likewise.
Regards,
Gregory Ray
On Feb 13, 2008 6:36 AM, Tom Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any way to tailor the content filter to a certain group or
individual machines. I am in a group setting Church and I would like to have
the youth group PC's much more restrictive than the adult staff. The second
thing I am looking fo is a way to restrict google and yahoo searches to being
"safe" search only to minimize image and video image search. Thanks.
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