DNs for Server 2003

2 Dec 2008 2:40 PM

Owen@7

I am trying to use in internal dns for the company to block
the 'myspace' website for 99% of the company while there is a select few
that does need to access 'myspace' for work.

I made a phoney 'myspace' domain on the server and pointed at one of my
servers
that does not respond to port 80. That works fine, but allowing the select
few access myspace is still a problem.
Is there a way to resolve this on the server without editing a workstations
host file?
If so how?

Regards,

2 Dec 2008 2:45 PM

Meinolf Weber

Hello Ow***@discussions.microsoft.com,

Install ISA server or free proxy server like squid to have control over this.

Best regards

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> I am trying to use in internal dns for the company to block
> the 'myspace' website for 99% of the company while there is a select
> few
> that does need to access 'myspace' for work.
> I made a phoney 'myspace' domain on the server and pointed at one of
> my
> servers
> that does not respond to port 80. That works fine, but allowing the
> select
> few access myspace is still a problem.
> Is there a way to resolve this on the server without editing a
> workstations
> host file?
> If so how?
> Regards,
>

2 Dec 2008 3:48 PM

Phillip Windell

You can't do this with a DNS Server.
You have to do it with a Firewall Product that sits on the edge of the
network (not a personal "host based" firewall like the Windows Firewall).

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"Owen@7" <Ow***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to use in internal dns for the company to block
> the 'myspace' website for 99% of the company while there is a select few
> that does need to access 'myspace' for work.
>
> I made a phoney 'myspace' domain on the server and pointed at one of my
> servers
> that does not respond to port 80. That works fine, but allowing the select
> few access myspace is still a problem.
> Is there a way to resolve this on the server without editing a
> workstations
> host file?
> If so how?
>
> Regards,

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