Hi,
I wanna open an internet cafe, but I am just afraid that the users may
download some virus into the computer, so how am I be able to restrict user
from downloading?

Adrian

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Hi,
I don't see anywhere in the IE that can disable the download option, can
you direct me please. And after you disable that, can't the user enable that
again? Thx.

adrian

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> 
> that the users may 
> able to restrict user 
> can Disable it there.  You can also do this same item
> (and preferable) in Group Policy.
>

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I would suggest that you not try to control what people will do on this
network and not put any important machines on this network. If this is for
Internet access at your cafe, provide a separate connection for the
customers and you won't even care what they do. You will never be able to
control what customers are doing because you don't control their computers.
Unless I am totally misunderstaning you here??!@?!

--
Scott Harding
MCSE, MCSA, A+, Network+
Microsoft MVP - Windows NT Server

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> Hi,
>   I don't see anywhere in the IE that can disable the download option, can
> you direct me please. And after you disable that, can't the user enable

that
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> again? Thx.
>
> adrian
>
> "andy" <andyi@ioniacmhs.org> wrote in message
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"Scott Harding - MS MVP" <scrockel@**NO_SPAM**hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I would suggest that you not try to control what people will do on this
> network and not put any important machines on this network. If this is for
> Internet access at your cafe, provide a separate connection for the
> customers and you won't even care what they do. You will never be able to
> control what customers are doing because you don't control their

computers.
quote:

> Unless I am totally misunderstaning you here??!@?!
>


I think you are. I believe what he wants to do is to set up a network,
including computers at the 'cafe tables' and allow people to pay for time to
sit at the tables and surf/etc. Therein, he doers not want the customers to
be able to download files over the net, while they are surfing on 'his'
computers.


--
x

"being the smartest window-licker on the shortbus doesn't make you a genius"
By the way, I'm petty and snide.

Dumbass Dentistry -
it's all fun and games until vegetation starts growing in someone's
pulmonary valved conduit.

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Actually, the reason I want to restrict people from downloading is I don't
want them to download some virus into the computer, if they do, this not
only affect us but our customers as well. Also, this can also reduce the
traffic, customers will have a smoother/faster surf on the internet. As
well, this will reduce the amount of download each month, so that we can
join a lower plan ^^"
So does anyone know how I can do that? Thx.

Adrian

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> "Scott Harding - MS MVP" <scrockel@**NO_SPAM**hotmail.com> wrote in

message
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for[QUOTE] 
to[QUOTE] 
> computers. 
>
> I think you are. I believe what he wants to do is to set up a network,
> including computers at the 'cafe tables' and allow people to pay for time

to
quote:

> sit at the tables and surf/etc. Therein, he doers not want the customers

to
quote:

> be able to download files over the net, while they are surfing on 'his'
> computers.
>
>
> --
> x
>
> "being the smartest window-licker on the shortbus doesn't make you a

genius"
quote:

>      By the way, I'm petty and snide.
>
> Dumbass Dentistry -
>      it's all fun and games until vegetation starts growing in someone's
> pulmonary valved conduit.
>
>

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