Re: LOCKING WINDOWS XP PRO -- INTERNET CAFE
From: a nonymous (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 11/20/04
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Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2004 08:12:30 +1000
"microsoft news" <jcnews@earthlink.net> wrote
| I work at a small hotel with a couple of computers that I want to lock down.
| Guests and staff are always messing around with the settings and breaking
| things.
|
| I want to lock down XP pro.
|
| * forbid access to Internet Explorer, except for one site. Firefox 1.0 is
| the default browser
| * forbid access to any internet connection settings -- someone disabled the
| wireless network connection last night.
| * forbid access to as much as possible to reduce the amount of time I spend
| fixing things.
|
| Ideally, on the guest computer I only want them to have access to Firefox
| browser, Yahoo Messenger, and MSN Messenger.
|
| For the front desk computer, I want to block all access to IE, except for
| one site -- our camera network requires IE to display on the computer.
| On the guest internet computer, I want to block all use of IE except for
| McAfee security center if possible.
|
| The budget is zero so I cannot buy internet cafe software.
|
| Thanks for any advice.
Step 1.
Start
Run
gpedit.msc
Enter
Go through *every* setting.
Step 2.
???
Step 3.
Profit!
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