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how to block all websites access except some,I am usin somesoftware where I can just block particular sites, please provide me the way or link for the same,  

Asked in Computers & Technology at 12:30 PM on June 30, 2008

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Hi,

You can use a software called Naomi or or Website Block.
Naomi is an advanced internet filtering program, easy to use and totally free, intended for families, and kids in particular.

Naomi is able to constantly monitor all internet connections, protecting children from inappropriate online material - such as obscene or violent contents; pornography, pedophilia and erotism in the form of images or texts; sites that popularize drugs; gambling games; terrorism; hate propaganda; occultism; sects; blasphemy, etc.

Naomi does not rely on a simple list of banned sites; instead, it examines in real-time all the data being transmitted and received through any internet application - such as web browers, chat programs, news readers, etc.

The filtering technology employed in Naomi features:

* Heuristic analysis capable of recognizing new material automatically.
* Semantic analysis of web pages contents and analysis of their addresses and links.
* Recognizes all the major languages (10+).
* Recognizes ICRA labelling system.
* Monitoring is not limited to web sites, but covers the whole local internet traffic.
* Works with all service providers and software applications, and does not alter settings.
* Allows blocking of file-sharing applications.
* Password-protected (the password is chosen during the installation).
* Easy to use: does not require configuration.
* Can be used on slow connections (it does not perform any download in background).

Website Block software utility allows you to block unwanted websites from display in Internet Explorer. If a website is blocked the user is forwarded to a blank page and the contents of the page are not loaded on your PC. Stop loading banners and ads, block your kids from spending hours in chat rooms or remove undesired websites from their view. The software includes password protected mode so that other computer users can not modify the list of blocked sites and capability of saving and loading lists of blocked URLs or keywords. Follow the link and free download Website Block now.

It can be downloaded from here:
http://www.radiance.m6.net/o ldindex.html
http://www.download30 00.com/download_14842.html

Cheer s!
sAchin

Answered by Sachin Das , an ibibo Specialist, at 3:52 PM on June 30, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.
Step7
Add additional websites to block by adding one number to the last number in the internal ip before the website address. For example, the next one would be 127.0.02. When you are finished, save the file and exit.
source-http://www.ehow. com/how_22 38896_block-websites-easily-fr ee.ht

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 4:36 PM on July 23, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.
Step7
Add additional websites to block by adding one number to the last number in the internal ip before the website address. For example, the next one would be 127.0.02. When you are finished, save the file and exit.
source-http://www.ehow. com/how_22 38896_block-websites-easily-fr ee.ht

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 9:46 PM on July 19, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.
Step7
Add additional websites to block by adding one number to the last number in the internal ip before the website address. For example, the next one would be 127.0.02. When you are finished, save the file and exit.
source-http://www.ehow. com/how_22 38896_block-websites-easily-fr ee.ht

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 10:45 AM on July 18, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.
Step7
Add additional websites to block by adding one number to the last number in the internal ip before the website address. For example, the next one would be 127.0.02. When you are finished, save the file and exit.
source-http://www.ehow. com/how_22 38896_block-websites-easily-fr ee.ht

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 10:08 AM on July 16, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.
Step7
Add additional websites to block by adding one number to the last number in the internal ip before the website address. For example, the next one would be 127.0.02. When you are finished, save the file and exit.
source-http://www.ehow. com/how_22 38896_block-websites-easily-fr ee.ht

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 6:54 PM on July 15, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 8:27 AM on July 15, 2008

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well, Step1
Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1 myspace.com.
Step7
Add additional websites to block by adding one number to the last number in the internal ip before the website address. For example, the next one would be 127.0.02. When you are finished, save the file and exit.
source-http://www.ehow. com/how_22 38896_block-websites-easily-fr ee.ht

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 11:38 AM on July 11, 2008

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Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 2:17 PM on July 08, 2008

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Allow Internet Explorer to block websites by going to "Internet Options" under "Tools." Select the "Content" button and go to "Content Advisor."
Step2
Enable Content Advisor by clicking the button and adding a supervisor's password. If you don't use a password, anyone can go into Internet Explorer and unblock websites. Content Advisor allows you to use settings in four areas: ratings, approved sites, general and advanced. Focus on "ratings" and "approved sites" to block websites.
Step3
Adjust the slider under ratings for language, nudity, sex and violence. You have five choices that range from "None" to "Explicit." The ratings option only affects some pages with many websites slipping under the radar. Go to the next step to block specific websites from Content Advisor.
Step4
Click on the "Approved Sites" tab to add a website. Click "Never" to block the website. Select "OK."
Step5
Edit host files when using the Content Advisor isn't enough. Your host files stores information that includes files to block. Click "Start" and "Run." Type in the following to get to the host commands from Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc \host s.
Step6
Scroll to the bottom of the notepad window where you should find the line "127.0.0.1." Push your enter key and type in the block command of 127.0.0.1 followed by the website. For example, to block MySpace, you would type 127.0.0.1

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 1:19 PM on July 08, 2008

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