For WinNT, you could restrict their install/modify access
For 95/98, there are programs that do similar (used by companies which put
computers out for the public to use, but who wish to avoid having to
reinstall after someone formats/etc.)
If you could make them run unix, you could install a free packet filter,
and through that make your proxy be the only thing that worked.
There might be firewall software for windows, I wouldn't know
jeff
On Wed, May 12, 1999 at 09:07:52AM -0400, Joe Karbowski wrote:
> Is there a bag of tricks to help me enforce that mobile sales employees
> always go through our corporate proxy(s)for filtered web access? They are
> dialing in through public (Uunet and PSI) connections. I have tried a
> netscape.cfg file on the Netscape client for a greyed out proxy but then
> they used other browsers. Maybe something with DNS setup? Don't have to be
> foolproof ideas, just something they won't easily think of.
>
> Thanks...
>
> Joe
>
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