Access

How to limit internet access to just a few websites?
Q. I need to restrict internet access to just a few websites at ~20 locations. The locations are retail stores that need internet access to HR websites and company websites, but I don't want them surfing the internet. The stores have connections back to one point (a sonicwall firewall/router) which is where they gain their internet access. I would like to keep from having to travel to each store to change settings on each computer. Is there anyway we could limit internet access in this way.
Asked by SwazooGuy - Thu Aug 16 13:08:18 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Use your firewall to restrict them. How long have you been administrating this?
Answered by Retired and Glad - Thu Aug 16 14:05:06 2007

How to access a database on a computer over the Internet?
Q. OK, I set up my intranet and I can access a SQL Server Express 2005 from computers in the workgroup. So, how would I access the same database over the Internet?
Asked by Dumnorix - Mon Mar 30 19:15:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well to set it up you will need to be: -Connected to the network with access -The correct workgroup -The correct domain
Answered by pmt765 - Mon Mar 30 19:27:09 2009

How do I get access to the other side of a property line to make privacy fence repair?
Q. A limb fell and damaged my privacy fence. My neighbor will not allow access for me to make repairs. What remedy will work? I need to be on both sides to make the repairs, for nailing and material handling. It is rental property, and both properties are owned by the same person. The landlord has not responsibility as it is MY fence. I erected it. They told the landlord that I do not need to be on their side as it is nailed from my side. That is not true. It is nailed from their side and from my side. I need to get access to make the repairs, for nailing and material handling. Also, I need to know: The remaining standing fence (its leaning now) could fall and damage something on their side, also there are exposed nails on the other side.… [cont.]
Asked by MsAdviseALot - Sat Aug 11 10:05:26 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you are a renter and you erected fence?the landlord owns the property,so you really only have the right to live there,not erect and repair fences unless it was specified in your lease and you have written permission from the landlord. quite possible you could be held responsible because you erected it.
Answered by susan e - Sat Aug 11 10:15:16 2007