ISA 2000: Block Barry's Access Except For One Site

Published 20 May 04 10:50 AM | tristank 
Q: I need to block Internet access for Barry, except for one site.

A: As long as all users are required to authenticate when surfing, this is doable. You can specify exclusions using the Site and Content rules.
 
However, if any combination of (S&C and Protocol) rules is allowing anonymous access (anywhere), Barry may be able to get through; web browsers typically try to use anonymous connections before authenticating.
 
You Will Need:
 
A Destination Set ("Barry's White List"): contains only
www.thealloweddomain.dom (and any other domains you do want Barry to access).
 
Protocol Rule(s) allowing access to HTTP/S.
 
Site and Content Rules something like this:
 
Allow (Domain Users) Anywhere Anytime
Deny (Barry) (All Sites Except Selected Destination Set: Barry's White List)
 
or, if you've already got a "full privilege" user group segregated:
 
Allow (Internet Access Group) Anywhere Anytime
Allow (Barry) (Selected Destination Set: Barry's White List) Anytime
 

Comments

# roboo said on May 20, 2004 2:22 PM:
I think MAC authentication is required in the ISA 2004

my email is roboo77@hotmail.com
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