restrictions - How to Block or Restrick the Internet for different user in same PC

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2014-07
  • user278520

    I have ten PC's which is not in domain. In this ten PC's Daily Different users are using for work purpose. I in on PC there will be three account 1.Administrator 2.Users 3.Guest I need users and Guest should not open Internet access permanently. Kindly Share some idea for this issue.

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  • Muhammad Sajid

    Is there any way to block a user to use Internet in Windows Xp.

    Suppose user A is an Administrator of windows Xp os & he wants to block user B who is just a Guest. Then how user a could do that?


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  • Jason R. Coombs

    As far as I can tell, it's not possible to block access to sockets to set the firewall per-user.

    For Windows 7, it appears that a third-party software can be used to manipulate the Windows Firewall per-user, but this appears not to apply to Windows XP.

    If simply blocking use of a web browser is sufficient, you could set the permissions on iexplore.exe and any other browsers you have to deny access to the Guest account. This would effectively prevent them from using a web browser (assuming you have no others installed). You could also deny access to other internet-based applications.

    Just keep in mind that this will not guarantee the user can't access the internet, only inhibit general users. Even a modestly skilled user could bring his thumb drive with his own browser and run it from the guest account.

  • Danilo Bargen
    • You could set user rights in the group policies. See: http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/forum/20796-post10.html
    • Alternatively, if your guest doesn't have much technical knowledge, you could make the browser use a non-existing proxy, so it can't connect
    • You could also set up a real proxy with authentication that only allows authenticated users to connect to the internet
  • Ganesh R.

    May be try setting up a transparent proxy on your machine. And don't give out the password to the guest. http://www.bofi.camelot.de/squid.htm

  • Xavierjazz

    Set a password and don't give it out.