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Does anyone know how to establish a "white list" for browsing the internet from a ward clerk's internet-enabled computer? In dealing with a problem getting administrative computers connected wirelessly to the CCN I have found by chance a working solution to setting up internet filtering u...

I'm working on the instructions now. I want to make sure I don't pass some bad information before I post it. I will include it as a post to the White list internet browsing thread in the next day or two.

Don’t get me wrong – I don’t have a problem with the configuration setup on the administrative computer I’ve been discussing. I was just wondering where the configuration changes came from. While I do not know where the changes are specifically from, I have found how the changes were made and how t...

I got the Local Unit Internet Security Application , version 1.6.1, from our FM group. The package came coincidentally a few days before I was prepared to migrate the stake computer to internet operations. Our local FM apparently got it from Salt Lake. The CD is a redistributable (reproducible) CD w...

Not unless you strip that particular user of the rights to make those changes. <evil grin> For example I've stripped "clerk" of the rights to change the system time to prevent folks who use the Windows date set as a handy reference calendar from messing up the date and royally messing ove...

If you check out my thread titled LDSAccess, Odyssey Client and Desktop 5.5 you will see that I have white list filtering on an administrative computer. While the topic for the thread is on getting administrative computers networked using LDSAccess I found that white list filtering was a by-product ...

I have Desktop 5.5 installed on our stake administrative computer, but I do not see any configuration settings that require a proxy server. The "Use a proxy server" checkbox under LAN Settings is not checked (but it is enabled so I could set it if I wanted to). So I think your conclusions...

Well, I just tried to connect our stake administrative computer to our CCN using the LDSAccess profile, and I failed. I spent about an hour working with the GSD, and we never got it working. I uninstalled Odyssey, enabled the Wireless Zero service, and restarted the computer. We could see LDSAccess...

BAwerkamp wrote:Newtwork works great with some cards.

Since we were able to get connected with Odyssey Client using a Netgear WG311 v3 card you might try that before giving up all together. We got our card at Best Buy for $44.99 (tax exempt).

Make sure you download the latest driver from Netgear also.

...[W]e decided to pull wired connections to the 3 clerks offices. Unfortunately for us the option of going hardwired is not an option at this point. The cost is too prohibitive. We would have to route cable outside the building and in exess of 100 meters according to our FM group director. The cos...