> The original poster may not want an HTTP proxy, but that's really the best
> way to enforce these kinds of protocol-level restrictions. If it's the
> reconfiguration of clients that's holding you back, proxies can be
> transparent.
I agree, an http proxy is the way to go. For example, the proxy they use at my work only allows GET and POST (I believe, they may be others, but I'm sure it won't do CONNECT and probably not TRACE either).
Levi
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