i want to deny access internet for some of the users within lan using windows 2000 server, so what i've to do?
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If they are using IE (internet explorer) there's an easy way.:\n\n1.Open IE\n2. Click tools\n3. Find the proxy settings tab and\n4. enter anything in there and apply it\n\nThat will make sure user does'nt get internet access.\n\nHope it helps
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Go to my documents, click the sharing tab and mark Make this folder private.  Most Local Area Networks (LAN) can be accessed via the "My Network Places " Folder , check that out and try to see if your files are there.
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Windows Firewall or some other installed firewall application is probably blocking access.
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very many ways he can do it.among the easiest include blocking the said PCs IP addresses or simply disconnect their network cables from a hub or switch if its connection-oriented.or in any case removing their LAN cards or WLAN cards.!!
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try a proxy server. \n\nhttp://anonymouse.ws/\n\nYou can surf the web through another computer, essentially. \n\nIf the Network admin is smart they will have blocked proxy servers. But if not you're free to surf to anywhere you please with the exception of sites that require cookies. That feature is usually available at an additional fee. \n\nIf this does not work consider a remote desktop connection to another computer. This is more complicated. Do a Google search for this and you'll find instructions.
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easy, Use traffic shaping.  You create a access list with the traffic you want to limit.  turn on the traffic shaping command and refrence the acl.\n\nI warn you though.  If this is router is under heavy load your processor may not handle it.\n\nThats what i did.  cisco has many docs on traffic shaping and example configs.
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Configure it within 1) your windows firewall or 2) your virsus/firewall protection software. Basically, you have have to add it or enable it as an exception or else removing it from the non-permit list.
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Go to administrative tools then to services disable remote access
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try agnitum outpost firewall\n\nhttp://www.agnitum.com/products/outpostfree/download.php
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go into the router configuration, and forward the ports your web server uses, like.. 80, to that computer, so when people access your router it wil go to that computer only
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make sure that a service called server doesn't start. this can be set from administrative tools-> services. this makes the shared files available. also in control panel->system->remote, u can set it to ensure other users don't connect to your computer. lastly, you can even install a firewall to prevent anyone from hacking in. for specific files, go to right click menu->properties->security tab, and remove any users you like apart from SYSTEM and your user. NO one can see this file or access it. also, you can also download softwares to encrypt files and folders and set passwords. even mircosoft office applications allow this. after all this, there isn't much that an administrator can do remotely. locally, however, a lot can be done.
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windows has it's own firewall too. you can access it from control panel-security-firewall settings, and disable it...but remember, when a program want you to disable your firewall, it is because it wants to get in, and it leaves a door for everyone else too
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/getting-around-firewall-via-your-own.html
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You go to "My Network Places", than click the "View network connections" on the left of the windows that appears.\nThat you right click the connection you don't want anymore and choose "Disable".\nYou can also delete it from that menu, although you might have to restart.
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are you on the web without a firewall,\nwhat are you nuts? you have an exposed IP\nand are easy pickings\nat least get a router and hide behind that
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Check the security level in the \nSTART -> SETTING-> CONTROL PANEL -> INTERNET OPTION\n\nTRY REDUCING THE security status
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Try Zonealarm. There's a free version and a version that you have to pay for:\n\nhttp://www.zonelabs.com\n\nAlso, remeber that XP SP2 comes with a built in firewall. You can turn it on by using the Security Center in the Control Panel.\n\nHope this Helps!!