No, we're in the USA - and I'll try your alias idea, that sounds
interesting.
The whole wireless network already has its own IP range - the school
has a few laptops but it's mostly for guest computers. I have no
problem locking it down further ...
Luke Jaeger | Technology Coordinator
Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public School
www.pvpa.org
On Jan 7, 2010, at 10:13 AM, Robert Mortimer wrote:
Agreed - Though in our case they aren't supposed to be grownups as
this is a grade 7 thru 12 secondary school. And the students using
Tor
are doing it on their personal laptops, which I don't have the
resources to police effectively.
I know it probably can't be blocked 100% - I just need to make it
hard
enough for enough people.
I'll have to figure out the syntax for dumping that iblocklist into
SquidGuard. I tried pointing squid at that url but I'm not sure it
worked.
You can assign the list's IP addresses to an alias in PfSense and re-
direct/drop them. Formatting and pasting them into the XML config
file may be the way to go here
You can still personal laptops off by MAC address
You can use DHCP to assign a different IP range to guests and then
add extra limits
Some "Big Brother" outfits demand a network access client to be
installed, the NAC client then enforces policy as a pre-requisite
for going on the network
You can tell Mom And Pop their angel likes surfing for porn.
Is this school in the UK?
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