I got a friend who has small network system at his business, one server and three workstations.
He "WAS" paying a company to do backup's and maintenance on this system
as well as AV and spyware protection.
He has had 4 "(That's FOUR)" virii nightmares and complete data loss (luckily the backup portion was intact) he has decided to terminate this computer company's service contract and load/run his own data backup software.
How can I/He disable the server from internet access (up/down orin/out) while allowing the workstations to continue to have access.
He does not want to allow the computer company or anyone else from getting into private data(bank accounts! business accounts, employee data etc)
The server software is Windows 2003 server and the computer firm was using PcAnywhere for remote access. Will just uninstalling PcAnywhere prevent remote access or is there something more that I can do using Windows 2003 server options to insure no outside access?
Also any recommendations for Backup software?
The entire system is Windows XP based. No Vista or Win 7 OS's on any of the machines!
Thanks Chris
He "WAS" paying a company to do backup's and maintenance on this system
as well as AV and spyware protection.
He has had 4 "(That's FOUR)" virii nightmares and complete data loss (luckily the backup portion was intact) he has decided to terminate this computer company's service contract and load/run his own data backup software.
How can I/He disable the server from internet access (up/down orin/out) while allowing the workstations to continue to have access.
He does not want to allow the computer company or anyone else from getting into private data(bank accounts! business accounts, employee data etc)
The server software is Windows 2003 server and the computer firm was using PcAnywhere for remote access. Will just uninstalling PcAnywhere prevent remote access or is there something more that I can do using Windows 2003 server options to insure no outside access?
Also any recommendations for Backup software?
The entire system is Windows XP based. No Vista or Win 7 OS's on any of the machines!
Thanks Chris