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Hi All, I have been trying to find UK regulations and guidelines for Internet provision inc filtering for schools. I have asked a round a few people and they have basically said as far as they are aware there are no UK regulations but there are in the states and they stick to them I.E CIPA (Child Internet Protection Act) Does anyone know of any regulations and if so where to find them? On a by note what do you schools that don't use a filtered isp IE SWGFL use to filter your internet? Many thanks Gordon

GFI Mail Essentials Really good at word/phrase content filtering, has several AV filters plugged in from big AV leaders like McAffe Kaspersky etc and easy to set up, runs along side IIS6 MTA We also use Nettica which is based in the states and costs are incredibly cheap for filtering junk. So for us all incoming emails go via Nettica first then to our on site GFI Mailessentials server and then on to Exchange. Outgoing emails go via Exchange to GFI Mail Essentials and then out to the big wide world.

It really depends on how many and how often - if you are only going to print 20 cards every year go cheap and cheerful. If you are going to be printing 100+ every year definitely go for something a little more robust - HID Fargos: Printer and Encoders May cost a bit more but are very good bits of kit. If you are possibly thinking of integrating RFID - for PC access or door access etc Definitly go for a HID device that can have the encoders bolted on later - HID is pretty much the biggest RFID manufacturer. Hope that helps G