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Stopping HTTP access for one computer

chass
I have a terminal server that I would like to allow access to email servers but not have internet browsing. 

I thought I could setup a rule that drops HTTP packets but that doesn't seem to work. 

I have defined the computer, made a rule not allowing HTTP to that computer and turned it on. 

What else can I do to stop basic internet browsing on a specific computer but still allow email access?

Thanks, 
Chass
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    Hi chass,

    If you use HTTP proxy,
    you must avoid the host from "Allowed Networks" in http proxy settings.
    or include the host in "Skip source/destination networks".
  • 0 in reply to yoshiki
    Thank you. I noticed that I didn't have a "Skip source/destination" in my version 5 so I downloaded and installed version 6. When I added the specific workstation to the skip section it no longer had internet browsing access. 

    Thanks for the tip!

    Chass
    ct
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  • 0 in reply to yoshiki
    Thank you. I noticed that I didn't have a "Skip source/destination" in my version 5 so I downloaded and installed version 6. When I added the specific workstation to the skip section it no longer had internet browsing access. 

    Thanks for the tip!

    Chass
    ct
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