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Internet Access groupHello,
At my old job we had a group (security group) called WWW in Active Directory which would allow users to have internet access. Without that group added to the user's profile/account the user was not able to access the internet. I want to do that at my new job but I am not sure how this was setup. Please ideas??? I believe this can be done via group policy. Hope to hear from someone soon. Thanks. Hi!
Did you have ISA server as well? ISA can allow internet access based on group membership. Toni Show quoteHide quote "Asif Shah" <Asif S***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C04C0A3F-44D5-408E-BE9C-90151830B640@microsoft.com... > Hello, > > At my old job we had a group (security group) called WWW in Active > Directory > which would allow users to have internet access. Without that group added > to > the user's profile/account the user was not able to access the internet. I > want to do that at my new job but I am not sure how this was setup. Please > ideas??? I believe this can be done via group policy. Hope to hear from > someone soon. Thanks. Asif Shah wrote:
Hi, > sure how this was setup. Please ideas??? I believe this can be done Hopefully it was not done by GPOs. With GPOs you can set the IE Proxy to a > via group policy. fictious value and the user isn't able to sur with the IE and the IE only. Thunderbird or other browsers do not use those proxy entries. If you have a proxy server with authentification (like MS ISA) then you can add your users to a group and allow this group access to the internet. Bye Norbert Thanks for the reply. We dont have a proxy server here. Any other way? How
can I do it via GPO? Show quoteHide quote "Norbert Fehlauer [MVP]" wrote: > Asif Shah wrote: > Hi, > > > sure how this was setup. Please ideas??? I believe this can be done > > via group policy. > > Hopefully it was not done by GPOs. With GPOs you can set the IE Proxy to a > fictious value and the user isn't able to sur with the IE and the IE only. > Thunderbird or other browsers do not use those proxy entries. > If you have a proxy server with authentification (like MS ISA) then you can > add your users to a group and allow this group access to the internet. > > Bye > Norbert > > Asif Shah wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. We dont have a proxy server here. Any other You can't.> way? How can I do it via GPO? Bye Norbert -- Dilbert's words of wisdom #11: Last night I lay in bed looking up at the stars in the sky and I thought to myself, "Where the heck is the ceiling?! 
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