securing NT and IE for public PCs

[Rowan Brownlee]

Deanne,

You might also try the LibNT list - subscription details follow

regards

Rowan


> Date:          Fri, 12 Jun 1998 10:26:16 -0700
> Reply-to:      LUCKDL at APSU01.APSU.EDU
> From:          DEANNE LUCK <LUCKDL at APSU01.APSU.EDU>
> To:            Multiple recipients of list <web4lib at library.berkeley.edu>
> Subject:       securing NT and IE for public PCs

> We are upgrading our public machines from windows 3.11 (with Fortres
> and no browser) to NT and IE.  If anyone is willing to share your
> publicly-secure configurations for either the IEAK or the NT policy
> editor, we would be most grateful to not have to reinvent the wheel.
> 
> Thanks,
> DeAnne Luck
> Electronic Resources Librarian
> Austin Peay State University
> LuckDL at apsu01.apsu.edu


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<web4lib at library.berkeley.edu> Subject:          Announcing LIBNT-L

Greetings!

The intent of this message is to announce the creation of a new
listserv called LIBNT-L (Library NT).

LIBNT-L is a new list with the purpose of promoting discussion and the
dissemination of information about the implementation and
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from highly technical configuration and troubleshooting issues to
matters of managerial policy.

To subscribe send the following command to listserv at utkvm1.utk.edu:

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Feel free to forward this announcement to other potentially interested
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I look forward to your participation!

--
David Ratledge
Systems Librarian
Hodges Library, The University of Tennessee
Voice: (423-974-4304) Fax: (423-974-0626)


Subject: Welcome to LIBNT-L!

The purpose of this list is to promote discussion and the
dissemination of information about the implementation and
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from highly technical configuration and troubleshooting issues to
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David Ratledge
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Hodges Library, The University of Tennessee
Voice: (423-974-4304) Fax: (423-974-0626)

Rowan Brownlee
Electronic Resources Coordinator
Information Technology Division
State Library of New South Wales
Macquarie St, Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
rbrownle at slnsw.gov.au
ph:  02 92731708
fax: 02 92731268