How can i prevent the user from changing the ip adrress of the windows system on win2k and winxp b

Discussion in 'Wireless Networking' started by flyingco, Nov 3, 2006.

  1. flyingco

    flyingco Guest

    How can i prevent the user from changing the ip adrress of the windows
    system on win2k and winxp by coding?

    I have an idea that i want to disable "property" button for prohibiting
    ip from changing when the user
    clicks "tcp/ip protocol" from the list of my LAN connection.
    But how can disable "property" button when the user
    clicks "tcp/ip protocol" from the list of my LAN connection?
    if the idea is not good one, do you have other better ideas?
    thanks!
     
    flyingco, Nov 3, 2006
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  2. flyingco

    Gordon May Guest

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    Not a good idea, because the user might have enough knwledge to get around
    that by using DOS commands or a third party software.

    If the user accesses YOUR LAN through YOUR router, than you can set
    permissions for IP addresses and ports in the "Filter" section.
    You may also find a possibility to tie his Mac Address to your router
    permissions.

    You need to consult your router manual for instructions.

    Good luck
    GM
     
    Gordon May, Nov 3, 2006
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