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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / Pocket PC / November 2005Disabling IExplore in Windows Mobile PC 2003 SE
Help !!! Does anyone know how to disavle IExplore in Windows Mobile PC 2003 SE ? We are distributing 500 of these devices but do not want users to have internet access. There doesn't seem to be away to disbale it. Thanks This is probably something that will not be simple or cheap but you can take a look at this solution: http://www.credant.com/products.php With it you can extend corporate security policies to Windows Mobile. There are a few different levels of lockdown and versions of the software, so take a look and see which one will do the trick for you. Darren Humphries www.SmartMobileAssets.com > Help !!! Does anyone know how to disavle IExplore in Windows Mobile PC 2003 > SE ? We are distributing 500 of these devices but do not want users to have > internet access. There doesn't seem to be away to disbale it. > > Thanks > We are distributing 500 of these devices but do not > want users to have internet access. Does your company wield the stereo shut on the company cars, too? Well I doubt it as having employees listen to the stereo while driving won't cost the company anything. Giving them mobile internet access they don't need to do their jobs will. Mark >> We are distributing 500 of these devices but do not >> want users to have internet access. > > Does your company wield the stereo shut on the company cars, too? > Well I doubt it as having employees listen to the stereo while > driving won't cost the company anything. Giving them mobile internet > access they don't need to do their jobs will. If the company's paying for it, then why not block it at the server end? Deleting Internet explorer is hardly deleting the Internet, although Microsoft may beg to differ.  SignatureMarc Visit http://www.iMarc.co.uk/ for contact information.. May not be possible. For example, if they use gprs to collect mail, or to upload some kind of data, how do they differentiate between that and browsing at the (mobile network providers) server? Mark >> Well I doubt it as having employees listen to the stereo while >> driving won't cost the company anything. Giving them mobile internet [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Deleting Internet explorer is hardly deleting the Internet, although > Microsoft may beg to differ. "Mark Cobbold" <mcobbold@pallex.co.uk> wrote in message ... > Help !!! Does anyone know how to disavle IExplore in Windows Mobile PC 2003 > SE ? We are distributing 500 of these devices but do not want users to have > internet access. There doesn't seem to be away to disbale it. > > Thanks Perhaps you could find a program that hides in the background and monitors usage. It could monitor the time that the users spend running non-productive programs, such as Internet Explorer and Solitaire, and then stealthily upload the data to the company -- where it could passed along to finance and the users' pay could be automatically deducted for the amount of time they are running non-productive software. Maybe even install C4 into each of them, so if productivity reaches a certain low level, it will explode -- taking out that damn commie worker leaning on his shovel. > Help !!! Does anyone know how to disavle IExplore in Windows Mobile PC 2003 > SE ? We are distributing 500 of these devices but do not want users to have > internet access. There doesn't seem to be away to disbale it. I don't have a solution but I'm interested to know why you need to do this? Also, bear in mind that whatever you do, I believe a hard reset of the device will undo it. Even if you use some of the aforementioned encryption utilities. Though I may be wrong on the latter. Andy >> Help !!! Does anyone know how to disavle IExplore in Windows Mobile PC >> 2003 [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I don't have a solution but I'm interested to know why you need to do this? Check the poster's message headers, does "North Korea" bring to mind unfettered 'net access... :) >>> Help !!! Does anyone know how to disavle IExplore in Windows Mobile >>> PC 2003 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Check the poster's message headers, does "North Korea" bring to mind > unfettered 'net access... :) I may be missing something but I don't see a reference to North Korea in the headers and not at the web site quoted either. Andy |
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