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ISA: Denying Access to Certain Websites

ISA has some great tools for controlling Internet access. Schedules let you decide when users can access the Internet. Destination Sets let you control where users can go on the Internet. Site and Content Rules are where you set the rules that apply to the destination sets that you’ve configured. A good Internet Access Policy will often use all three elements.

In my consulting practice I’ve been asked to setup this scenario several times. Boss: "I don’t like people visiting eBay during work hours. No more eBay!" Employees: "What about lunch hour?" Boss: "Fine, I don’t care what you do during lunch." Boss to IT: "Make sure no one can access eBay during work hours." (more)

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