Something like Websense for example, or another tool or process 'at the perimeter'. Application Metering, if that is what tool you were thinking of, can only block .exe's, such as IE or Firefox, which obviously you wouldn't want to do.
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HP Enterprise Services
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Perhaps through a webfilter
Something like Websense for example, or another tool or process 'at the perimeter'. Application Metering, if that is what tool you were thinking of, can only block .exe's, such as IE or Firefox, which obviously you wouldn't want to do.
Jim Harings
HP Enterprise Services
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You can set that on the
You can set that on the firewall wall or local scripts of the users.
Can you rpovide an example of
Can you rpovide an example of how to do that?
Can you provide an example of
Can you provide an example of how to do that?
Proxy server can do that
A proxy or ISA server can do that. There you can set a deny rule for yahoo mail.
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How about a single line in
How about a single line in the hosts file of 127.0.0.1 mail.yahoo.com?
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