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How to restrict Internet Access

You may have many options to disable a user or computer to access the Internet. Some options can be adopted for many users by creating a group policy or creating a logon script while some of them are for individual user or computer in small/home network.

1. Install Proxy server.
2. Enabling Content Advisor under Internet Option.
3. Assigns a fake Proxy server under Internet Options.
4. Enable Filtering in the router/firewall if you have a one with this feature
5. Setup permission on Explorer.exe and internet Explorer.exe.
6. Assign a blank default gateway or fake default gateway to the computer.
7. Assign a blank DNS (use NetBIOS over TCP/IP for name resolution and IP still works).
8. Setup Group Policy to Restrict Internet Access

Note: You may be able to use Scheduler Task to setup when we want to active the restriction.

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