Ok, so I already asked this question, can you have parental controls in Vista
Enterprise? Several of you said I cannot setup parental controls. Ok. Then I
ask you, if you have the enterprise licenses, an they are in a school
environment, how to you prevent children from accessing unwanted content?
Is there some way to control what the user can and cannnot do/see online?
Please Help....
-Michael

I am guessing here, but maybe it is something that is setup in the server. The majority of schools that allow internet access go through a server and routers.

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Jason
Windows Vista RTM
MS Office 2007 RTM
"MCLINN" <MCLINN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:ECDA2A59-02BC-42F1-92E5-F8860B38E562@microsoft.com...
Ok, so I already asked this question, can you have parental controls in Vista
Enterprise? Several of you said I cannot setup parental controls. Ok. Then I
ask you, if you have the enterprise licenses, an they are in a school
environment, how to you prevent children from accessing unwanted content?
Is there some way to control what the user can and cannnot do/see online?
Please Help....
-Michael

Yes, you can actually,

You can use Windows Live Family Safety Beta, available at
http://fss.live.com

It works almost the same way that Ultimate Parental Controls work, and its
good.


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"MCLINN" <MCLINN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ECDA2A59-02BC-42F1-92E5-F8860B38E562@microsoft.com...
> Ok, so I already asked this question, can you have parental controls in
> Vista
> Enterprise? Several of you said I cannot setup parental controls. Ok. Then
> I
> ask you, if you have the enterprise licenses, an they are in a school
> environment, how to you prevent children from accessing unwanted content?
> Is there some way to control what the user can and cannnot do/see online?
> Please Help....
> -Michael