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zoombini 15-07-2005 17:37

How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
Okidoki,
I'm on XP Pro & using different desktops per person.

I'm on as admin, as is my eldest.
However I want to be able to make it so that my youngest 2 kids cannot access certain websites.

Admin edit: < I think most of us know what is out there, no need to give examples, especially very sick ones. >


Although getting somethink like netnanny might be nice, I don't wanna pay for owt that can be done with IE etc.

How do I set it up so that the 2 youngest cannot access these sites, as when I go into thier profiles I cannot access the IE settings to ban those sites?


Cheers.

Jon M 15-07-2005 17:40

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
Here is a good free filter program:

http://radiant.altervista.org/indexen.html

Mal 15-07-2005 17:47

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jon M
Here is a good free filter program:

http://radiant.altervista.org/indexen.html

But that doesn't work on limited accounts though. They would need an admin account on the desktop.

zoombini 15-07-2005 17:51

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
Thanks but does it respect profiles & applicable to only certain ones?

I'll have a look but would rather do it on a per profile basis using the existing stuff I have that came with XP.
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I dont ,ind making them admin temp until I can install configure it I suppose.

MovedGoalPosts 15-07-2005 17:51

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
Try temporarily upgrading a user to admin, and then installing on their account, then downgrade the user (I often do that over my office network so i can put specific user settings or software in place that I can't control properly through network user policies).

Mal 15-07-2005 18:00

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
This from the FAQ...
Quote:

Q: When I am logged in as a limited user in Windows XP, I can't install the filter and/or I get the following message: "Error: You need administrators privileges to run this program".

A: To use the program you need to have enough user rights (not limited) on the local pc. This is required to let the program analyze any software activity on the computer. A version which does not need administrator rights is planned but not actively developed.
...here

zoombini 15-07-2005 19:30

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
But does it then limit that user only and allow other users to access sites that would be restricted to the original user?

"I" want to be able to go to rotten.com but I don't want my kids to, if you get what I mean.
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OK, had a look at Naomi.

She isn't much use.

I cannot see how to make certain sites unnacceptable, there appears to be no "install" folder as such.

Where is it configured for what can 7 cannot be accesed?

Also, it's on my desktop too despite me uninstalling it from mine.

So the original question still remains.
How can I do this from my desktop to the kids settings using IE etc?
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Although:
There was a mention on the radio that the morror today is doing an offer of free netnanny software.
Has anyone got it can detail what it's saying?

Mentioned curries website too but I can't find owt.

Jon M 15-07-2005 23:47

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
Sorry I got you a lemon before, this one looks a lot more practical: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pfilter.html

zoombini 16-07-2005 13:31

Re: How do I stop the kids visiting certain websites?
 
I think this may need a "What internet control software do you use" thread lol
looking at that link now jon ta.


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