Seems to be a a good fit for IP-Filtering. This is build
into many OSs (Solaris 10 for example), for others it may
be an available add-on:
NAME
ipfilter - IP packet filtering software
IP Filter is software that provides packet filtering
capa-
bilities on a Solaris system. On a properly setup
system, it
can be used to build a firewall.
What you would need to do is build some rules that block
access to
your internet gateway.
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> Yes, blocking the servers is the only way. Because the
> RayClients do not run the applications. And the
> applications are used to access the internet. The
> RayClient is only the display.
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> Sascha
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> Trevor Dell schrieb:
> > That's assuming your network consists of one subnet.
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> > - Trev
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> > Partington, David R Mr CTR USA wrote:
> >> Just remove the /etc/defaultrouter file if you only
> want work internal. >>
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> Carl Holzhauer >> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 12:27 PM
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> >> Subject: [SunRay-Users] IP Blocking
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> >> I'd like to restrict users of SunRay terminals from
> accessing the >> Internet. It seems to me that blocking
> the IP range of the SunRays >> would do nothing and that I
> would need to block the IP addresses of the >> actual
> SunRay servers. >>
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> >> Ideas? Thoughts?
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