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Need a bit more information. If your clients are all on the company LAN with an outbound proxy to the Net, just don't set these users' IE settings with the proxy information. You could even block outgoing port 80. I guess what I'm trying to say is that Net access is best denied at the LAN/WAN level, not the client level.
If this is done properly, then having a browser on the client machines is of no concern at all.
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If this is done properly, then having a browser on the client machines is of no concern at all.
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The above is my opinion only and should not be construed as the opinion of my employer.
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