Small company with SBS 2003 - 8 workstations - one lan segment wants to implement internet access (browsing) management using time quotas (not schedule - i.e. 30 minutes total any time during the workday).
Can anyone comment or make recommendations on implementation.
Kindest,
Mark Tompkins
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 16 Dec 2003 18:47 GMT
This post is completely off-topic for this NG.
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Small company with SBS 2003 - 8 workstations - one lan segment wants to
implement internet access (browsing) management using time quotas (not
schedule - i.e. 30 minutes total any time during the workday).
Can anyone comment or make recommendations on implementation.
Kindest,
Mark Tompkins
TF - 16 Dec 2003 20:00 GMT
Mark
Wrong Newsgroup but if you have SBS 2003 Premium, then use ISA Server which is designed for this function.

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Small company with SBS 2003 - 8 workstations - one lan segment wants to implement internet access (browsing) management using time quotas (not schedule - i.e. 30 minutes total any time during the workday).
Can anyone comment or make recommendations on implementation.
Kindest,
Mark Tompkins
Mark Tompkins - 16 Dec 2003 20:41 GMT
Sorry folks - picked the wrong group.
Please close / delete the thread as appropriate.
Mark
Wrong Newsgroup but if you have SBS 2003 Premium, then use ISA Server which is designed for this function.
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Small company with SBS 2003 - 8 workstations - one lan segment wants to implement internet access (browsing) management using time quotas (not schedule - i.e. 30 minutes total any time during the workday).
Can anyone comment or make recommendations on implementation.
Kindest,
Mark Tompkins