some possibilities:
1- block access to the web. that's probably unacceptable
2- allow'em to go but telll'em they do not have the right. then check the
logs. if you see one gone there, shoot'em up
3- block access to sites which propose web-mail. while there are too many
to block, just blocking the famous ones would reduce the use.
4- change your mind and let'em go through.
Note that web based mail is based on the http protocol, not on smtp/pop/imap.
so allowing your guys to read/write mail on the web is the same as allowing
them
to surf. these are just GET, POST, ....
cheers,
mouss
At 09:30 27/11/00 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Does anyone know how to or any product I can install in a Windows 9x
>environment that will stop users from being able to connect to web based
>email servers. We have some labs that need internet access but we want to
>block email at those machines.
>Thank You,
>
>Ward Naf
>Network Manager
>Whatcom Community College
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>(360) 676-2170 x3337
>
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