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ActiveX & PIX

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Techie26

Techie26

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Nov 17, 2003
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We have a pix firewall that we need to block activex from. We are able to do this just fine but we have certain workstations that need to access sites that contain ActiveX content. How can we allow this access to the specific workstations?
 
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HI.

Using PDM or the "filter" command, you can specify a rule not to block activex for specific ip addresses, then block all the other.
I did not try that but I think it would work.

An alternate and maybe better (more control) solution is to implement a proxy server for filterring web traffic with additional options like blocking EXE files.



Yizhar Hurwitz
 
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