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Old 12-17-2002, 06:01 PM   #1
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smokin disable internet access - network

Say I have 4 computer on my home network. Is there a program that lets me disable internet access to one of the computers while the others are able to acess it but the computer that isnt able to acess the internet still has acess to files and printers on server.

It will not always be the same computer that I want to disable Internet Access...
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Old 12-18-2002, 09:38 AM   #2
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If you have a decent router, you can set up admin account on it, and lock out any part of any LAN/WAN/Internet that you want, while still retaining any other part of the LAN/WAN.
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Sorry forgot to mention that I'm using a switch...
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Someone else should jump in here, but if you have one computer with XP or Win2k Pro, then you could make it the server, and set all your permissions that way. I doubt if there's any magical software that can do it.
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