Is ther ea way to restrict IE browser?

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Agreed....In this and a couple other posts recently, I started coming up w/ a solution...then OP adds/clarifies objectives that complicate the process...next thing I know I have a solid solution....but not one I could implement over a message forum lol. A whitelist-capable content filtering firewall isn't exactly a "Go here and click this" solution...esp when you start configuring how to prevent people inside from getting around the proxies. (Running your own DNS, blocking port 53 traffic to anywhere but your DNS, blocking outgoung connections from anywhere but the web proxy and email traffic only to the corporate SMTP, etc). Kinda beyond the scope of a [ QUOTE ]
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