Windows (without AD and downgrading) - how to prevent users from uninstalling software?

Question

System administration

Good afternoon, there is a not very good situation in which the majority of users in one of the departments work with specific software, respectively, all users in this department need to sit under the administrator account, while the task is to install traffic control software that needs to be protected from deletion by these users, AD is absent in the organization, is there a way to limit the software from deletion?

Answer 1

But isn't it possible for users to work under a user account, and run the program on behalf of the administrator?
so that the pass is not entered every time, there are programs like runasrob, runastool - you can create a shortcut by which the user can run the software from under his account on behalf of the administrator without entering a password.

Answer 2

Why don't you want to look towards SQUID or its analogues? Nothing needs to be installed on client machines = there is nothing to delete))) Internet resources and users can be blocked....

Answer 3

the task is to install traffic control software

this is done on the router/firewall.
For example, this one .

Answer 4

I name a name, I undertake not to delete the software, the date is the signature

Answer 5

the task is to install traffic control software

Is there a way to prevent software from being removed?

So after all, what is the question about - about traffic control or about protecting software from removal by the administrator?
If about the first - traffic control is done at the traffic control point :) Usually this is a router through which the typing is connected. If you do not have linux there, but for example mikrotik - install linux, put a proxy on it and count traffic on it. True, since now everything is on https - without bumping anywhere.
If about the second - it's quite difficult to do.

Answer 6

Only monitoring. If the host is on the network, and traffic control is not carried out, then it has been deleted. Come up, register a slap in the face, install the software.
Well, or control traffic centrally on the gateway / proxy

Answer 7

1) It is not clear what side AD is here.
2) It is not clear what you want - to deprive the user of the right to remove the software without depriving him of any rights?
3) traffic control software is usually installed on the router, what should it do on the computer that users work with?

Answer 8

Well, how to prohibit the administrator to administer the system? Only by the order "who demolishes the program will lose the bonus."