RE: IE issues

["Kirk Brady" <Kirk.Brady () TeachersHealth com au>]

Hi Artie

You *COULD* run IE in a terminal server session, and by setting up the connection to open that program (iexplore.exe) 
upon start-up, the users also do not get a class shell (ie can be used to do many of the things normal explorer can 
unfortunately). You can lock IE down on the TS though via gpo's and local policies. You can also specify to your 
proxyserver (depending on what you run of course) that it is to only allow connections from your TS machine designated 
for web use. And while you can pass on auth to the next ts session, this whole approach just makes it a bit...unwieldy 
i suppose, for end users. Definately doable though.

HTH
Kirk Brady

-----Original Message-----
From: Artie Motamed [mailto:artie.motamed () standardhardware com]
Sent: Thursday, 25 August 2005 4:59 AM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: IE issues


Thanks for all the email about IE proxies.  I don't know if this is
possible short of Citrix but, is there a way to have IE run remotely on
another server and have terminal server users view IE from that machine?
I don't want to have cookies come in on the terminal server.  

Thanks in advance,
Artie