Re: Locking down Internet Explorer

Sir ..

1 -- you could put in phony proxy server in IE instead of a phony gateway
2 -- you could put in phony DNS in the TCP/IP config and not have it
use DHCP for DNS info.

However, these will have to be re-done when a new device is put
online.  I would recommend #1 if you have to choose.  You might also
want to check out the group policy to lock those settings down - not
sure it works on WinCE - run "gpedit.msc" on the machine.

3 -- Perhaps there is something you could do on the wireless access
point to restrict that traffic.

On 6/17/05, Burns, Bryan <burnsbm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> To prevent some users from getting to the web, we put in a static IP address
> and a false gateway instead of using DHCP.  However, maintaining the static
> IP addresses is a lot of work.  Sometimes devices go out for repair and the
> address is wiped out and then the device has to be reconfigured.
> 
> Is there any way to lock down external browsing without using a static IP
> address?  I don't see a place to put in a gateway if I select DHCP.   Right
> now I have ten Falcon 4400 Windows CE Color Mobile computers I need to lock
> down and I'd prefer to use DHCP.
> 
> Bryan Burns
> System Operator
> Echo, Inc.
> Lake Zurich, Illinois
> 847-540-8400 x493
> 
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