I am starting to use a free Internet tool called OpenDNS (http://www.opendns.com/) to block Myspace, Facebook, and Youtube. The only firms I will not do this for is Family Law, which need to view the sites for legitimate business reasons. I have found it is the easiest way to block these sites in the small firm environment.
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What about DNS Redirector.com you can block/allow whatever you want, and still keep your DNS internal, without depending on an external service provider.
Posted by: JP | November 21, 2007 at 09:26 AM