@Volvo I know they have an option to set different filtration levels setup to the Windows users, so you should be able to block all traffic from the store for one user and leave it open for the others.
Anyone knowledgeable about Windows Server?
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I am looking for a way how can you route the traffic of users connecting to the Windows Server RemoteApp, through a VPN or Proxy, so we can have their internet filtered somehow.
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@Master You can just enforce a Proxy via GPO to that specific Group.
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@Master If they have a filter on their network you can cancel that the default gateway is after the vpn, it can be local, then the internet traffic goes through it
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@avramk said in Anyone knowledgeable about Windows Server?:
@Master If they have a filter on their network you can cancel that the default gateway is after the vpn, it can be local, then the internet traffic goes through it
I didn’t understand what you mean by “after the VPN”.
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@Master I mean, set in the connection not to use the gateway of the remote network
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@avramk said in Anyone knowledgeable about Windows Server?:
@Master I mean, set in the connection not to use the gateway of the remote network
I didn’t quite get you, once you connect via RDP the browser on the remote PC is not filtered, how can you route that traffic through your local PC?
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@Master This is another problem. And the solution is as they said here to change a proxy. A.
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@Master can you please clarify a few points:
- Are you in control of the RDP terminal server?
- The filter which the client is using:
- What filter is it?
- Is it Client or Network based?
- Does the person connecting via RDP to the server need the ability to browse there? Or is it enough if they can browse locally?
Just saying, one of the biggest challenges with filtering is the connection to remote machines… That doesn’t have to be physically a remote machine, but a VM on a system could also do… (Unless the traffic of the network is filtered…)
