Silvor

Hey All, We're having a few problems with our students spending all of their lesson time, browsing through system32, windows etc - looking for little things they can run (like command) to cause problems. They've not found anything yet and they usually end up giving in and playing spider.exe (har...har...ha) - however I'm wondering if any other schools have applied restrictions to the C drive? We need the students to obviously be able to read/execute - due to some programs from there needing to be run; however we don't actually want them in the C drive, as there is nothing they'll need in there. (List Folder Contents restriction perhaps?) Does anyone have any ideas/solutions that work and if so can you tell me how you achieved it? We've got ideas ourselves, we're just trying to establish what works best. I'd appreciate any replies. I have had a search around the forums but couldn't find anything as to what I'm after. Cheers guys, and hope you are all well!

Hi All, Has anyone reached a solution with this? It's just hit our school (took them a while to pick it up though) and we're having trouble blocking it etc. We can't block downloads of XLS or DOC...

I would block */search?q=cache I know it's a bit extreme, but I know CP allows wildcard

Change to $typel["H"] = "Holiday"; However, the letters only link to the CSS. For example.."A" is the colour it links to. If you look in your CSS you'll see this. "H" is just another colour.

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