Create a user group and user id for those who need download access.  Then
create a rule that reads as such

[EMAIL PROTECTED]  any destination  service=http&ftp (or what ever you need)
action=client authentication.
Then, those users who need to download can telnet to <your firewall> on port
259 to authenticate.  You could also configure the authentication through a
web page.
Keep in mind that if your users are sharing a desktop, if one user
authenticates all will gain access.


On 1/7/04 3:23 PM, "Juan Andres Galavis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> Hello Gurus,
>
> I'm trying to configure http resources but can't really manage to achieve
> what I need.
>
> Here is the big picture:
> I've got this rule: source->any destination->my_intenal_net
> service->http_resource action->accept
> My internal net can perfectly surf on the web, but they cannot download any
> attachments or applications. This is Ok (it's great!) but some users (not
> all) need to download attachments and applications.
>
> What I am trying to achieve is to permit web surfing but limit web
> downloading (attachments, applications, documents, etc.). Just specific
> users are authorized to download files from Internet.
>
> Please guide me with your knowledge to accomplish this task! Thanks in
> advance....
>
> Saludos/Cheers,
>
> Juan Andr�s Galav�s
>
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