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Matthew Cloud wrote:
> 
> If you want to go the really cheap route you can use the Policy Adminstrator
> that comes with
> Windows '95 on the CD.  It allows you to keep users from changing most
> anything.
> But hey, you're employees can get their hands on the files either through
> the web from microsoft or off the Win '95 CD, so if they can figure out what
> they need and how to use it, they can go back and change it.
> 
> --
> -= Gig 'em!
> Matthew Cloud '94
> m-cloud@tamu.edu
> Special Assistant for Automated Data Processing
> Office of the Commandant and Department of Residence Life
> Texas A & M University
> Bruce Jenkins wrote in message <6bkes2$aeg@bolivia.earthlink.net>...
> >My business has set up an Intranet for all employees to use.  A few
> >employees have authorization to access  the Internet as well.  Both are
> >accessed through the network and TCP/IP.  In order to set the connection
> for
> >an individual to have access to both, means to set up the connection to the
> >proxy server in Internet Explorer properties.  An individual who only has
> >rights to the Intranet could go into the Internet Explorer properties and
> if
> >that individual knows the correct settings, could change the connection
> >properties to include the proxy server which would now allow Internet
> access
> >as well.  There does not seen to be a means to block individuals from going
> >into properties to change these settings.
> >
> >Does anyone know of a way to prohibit individuals from getting into the
> >Internet properties to change settings?
> >
> >Thanks in advance for your help.
> >Bruce
> >brujen@earthlink.net
> >
> >
The 3Com website has white pages on the subject security that you can 
find very helpful. The URl is 
http//:intranetsolutions.3com.com/solutions

I also wanted to mention that 3Com is giving away a total of 25 gift 
certificates to Hard Rock Cafe for loging on to this site

Dave Wilhite