Improve this question. EricLaw Jon Mulligan Jon Mulligan 1 1 gold badge 3 3 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. I ran into the same problem. Improve this answer. Thanks for this - IE protected mode seems to be the culprit here.
I faced the same problem after upgrading to windows 8. Great, adding the local address to trusted site solved it for me too. You saved my life! I was going to burn this computer! I could not find the issue when it works ok on w7 but doesn't on win8, thank you!!! This worked for me after upgrading to windows 8. Jason Aller 3, 28 28 gold badges 39 39 silver badges 37 37 bronze badges. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary.
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These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Advertisement Advertisement. Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with relevant ads and marketing campaigns. By specifying a "dummy" proxy server using the local loopback address, IE will attempt, and fail, to access any websites that are not explicitly added as exceptions to bypass the proxy server.
The above file instructs IE to bypass the proxy and connect directly to any website ending with the berkeley. Requests for all other websites will use the dummy loopback proxy server address These requests will fail because there is no proxy server listening at that address.
For instance, if IE and out-of-date Java are needed to access a single website for everyday business, then you may want to bypass the proxy for just that single site and not all sites ending in the berkeley.
Configuring a group of Windows hosts to use a PAC file. System Administrators wishing to simplify management of PAC files may host one on a web server and point all client Windows machines to the PAC file e. This practice is not safe for the avoidance of malware and other security threats such as Java exploits, because Content Advisor and Parental Controls load all websites entered in the address bar of IE into a hidden frame before checking access to the website is allowed.
Note: You must have administrator privileges to access and edit the hosts file. If you do not run Notepad under administrator privileges, you will only get to view the file and you will be unable to save your changes to the appropriate folder. Any changes you make will not work unless it is saved in the correct location — saving it in the Documents folder will not allow you to block websites using the hosts file.
Need to restrict internet access in your network? To begin, sign up for a free trial of BrowseControl at CurrentWare. After filling out the form you will be provided with the files you need to get started with BrowseControl. To install BrowseControl, run CurrentWare. From there you can import your Active Directory organizational units or manually create your desired policy groups.
For full installation instructions, please visit our knowledge base at CurrentWare. This feature can be used to block your employees from accessing distracting websites like Facebook, TikTok, or Instagram.
First, decide whether you want to control internet access based on users or computers and select the desired mode. BrowseControl will apply a wildcard to the URL, ensuring that any paths within the domain will be blocked as well. If you have a large number of websites you would like to block, you can also use the import feature to import an existing list.
You have now blocked your employees, students, or patrons from accessing those specific websites. This feature is ideal if you want to prevent your employees, students, or patrons from accessing websites that are not explicitly allowed by your organization. With this method, your users will only be able to access the exact websites that have been approved by your company. This will ensure that only the websites that are added to the allowed list can be accessed.
BrowseControl will apply a wildcard to the URL, ensuring that any paths within the domain will be allowed as well. If you have a large number of websites you would like to allow, you can also use the import feature to import an existing list.
First, decide whether you want to control internet access based on users or computers, then select the desired mode. The Allow List can also be used in tandem with the Category Filtering feature to allow websites that would otherwise be blocked based on their content category.
For example, you could use the Category Filtering feature to block Social Media while still allowing access to LinkedIn. This feature will bring some flexibility to your internet restriction policies; in this example, we will allow our employees to browse the internet during lunchtime. Custom blocked list will block access to a specific list of websites and allow access to the rest of the internet.
Custom Category blocked list will block specific categories and allow access to the rest of the internet.
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