Re: Restricting web site access

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Thanks a lot steve. I have tried a couple of your suggestions previously
without success and since found that I may need ISA 2000 SP2. Also the allow
all/all rule has probably thrown me.

Thanks again Steve

Gary..




"Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" <steve.foster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:xn0e19r85rd2v700o@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Gary D wrote:
>
>> Anybody any idea how to bar/allow access to certain websites/domains
> through
>> SBS2003. I have tried via destination sets, client address sets and site
> &
>> content rules. I cant find the info on the Microsoft web Site.
>>
>> Regards and thanks in advance
>>
>> Gary
>
> You would use Destination Sets to build a list of sites for which you wish
> to control access, and then you'd use Site&Content Rules to specify the
> access for those Destination Sets.
>
> Note that Deny rules "beat" Allow rules.
>
> If you want to only allow access to a small set of sites, the first step
> would be to remove the general S&C rule that allows access to all sites.
> Then create an S&C Allow Rule for a Destination Set that only holds your
> wanted sites.
>
> If you want to just deny access to a small set of sites, build a
> Destination Set for all the banned sites, then create an S&C Rule to Deny
> access to that Destination Set.
>
> Once you've done building the Rules, you need to restart the ISA services
> if you want the rules to have immediate effect. Otherwise, they'll be
> implemented the next time that ISA refreshes itself (normally only a few
> minutes, but does depend on how busy ISA is).
>
> --
> Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
> ---------------------------------------
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