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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Security Solutions > Novell: BorderManager Forum

Different Users - Differenet Access

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GISD (MIS)

12 Feb 04 14:16

I want to setup our BorderManager/SurfControl to block students severely at all times (which is in place right now) but allow associations for teachers to do more things and possibly no blockage after school hours. Is there somewhere I can go for information on different ways to set this up with more options for different user types with different access?

Lou0686 (MIS)

12 Feb 04 18:45

Hi,

This is done by creating goups (Limited and Unlimited access Groups). Create the groups in NDS and assign rights through rules.

I haven't done this in a long time and do not have a server to refer to so I can't help with any details.

Lou

GISD (MIS)

13 Feb 04 10:32

Disregard, I just found it. Im doing it by restricting source DNS objects. If it was a snake it would have bit me. Thanks for the help anyways though.

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