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Blocking Web Sites from Network

owensdj

Golden Member
What is a good way to block all users from being able to access certain web sites? This is on a Active Directory network. Since all DNS requests get forwarded through the Windows Server, can the Windows Server machine control which sites the users can access or would each machine need to have software to do that? Unfortunately the router doesn't have a built-in way to restrict sites. Thanks.
 
I run a proxy server, and filter content through websense. I don't think you can block websites through Active Directory. You might can go in the DNS settings, and alter the IP address that domain name coincides with possibly, or go into the HOSTS file, and do the same.



 
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