Re: regarding poduct

[John Adams <jna () retina net>]

You can handle this using existing system tools. 

If your webserver is Solaris or Linux, use 'usermod'

If your webserver is NT, use Users and Groups to set an expiry date for
his account.

-john

On Sun, 11 Mar 2001, sathyanarayanan wrote:

>  Hi guys,
>     I am in search of a product which does the
> following function.
> When a client comes to our office and gets a login id
> to access our webserver for a period of time.
>  when the time period expires , we are in need of
> product which denies him access to our web server or
> web site or the files to which he is given access,
> automatically .
>  Is there a any security product , which prevents his
> access by temporary locking his computer from access
> to our site, using his IP address or our IP address,
> unless we give him a password , which enables him
> again to access our site.
>
> yours
> sathyanarayanan
>
> Analyst/developer
> Innovate Technology Pvt Ltd
> Australia
>
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