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One of my customers is a small charity and they have about a dozen computers and a BT business ADSL internet connection. They need some sort of internet filtering but have almost no money to spend on it.

 

Does anyone know if a good free solution? I've used Censornet in the past but its not free any more!!

 

All suggestions welcome please!

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Windows parental controls will do a good job (better than K9 as well IMHO) if they are running Vista or above and it is highly configuarble as well as providing good logs. Failing that, Dans Guardian if there is someone who knows how to set it up and run it.
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You can get filtering on Draytek routers.

 

OpenDNS is also good and I would assume free for charities. Although I can't find any info on their site to back that up.

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Used to use IPCop with Dansguardian but if you want the easy life Untangle is more integrated and seems equally as good on the free version
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from openDNS site :

 

Easy to set up and it’s free.

Getting started on OpenDNS Premium DNS takes minutes; there are no downloads or additional software required and it’s completely FREE.

 

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Have you tried the filtering built into the BT Business Broadband routers? I've found it to be pretty good, you can set a default filtering level for any new pc, and can have 2 groups for different levels of filtering (per pc only, not per user)

 

Steve

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I've used OpenDNS at a charity and it is free and its good and its scary what people look at in the middle of the night!

 

OpenDNS is NO LONGER FREE!!!

 

Actually i have finnaly installed Untangled today and it works a treat - really simple, straightforward and effective.

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OpenDNS is NO LONGER FREE!!!

 

Actually i have finnaly installed Untangled today and it works a treat - really simple, straightforward and effective.

 

Have to agree in fact can get filtering on basic but that is for home users only..

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