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Setting up Websense Express.

Zones: Network Auditing Software, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Tags: websense, express

I would like to implement Websense Express in a 60-70 computer network for the co. I work for. I'd like to trial this software before I make final decisions. We have three seperated buildings. In two buildings, each have a DNS server. Both are running Windows 2003 R2. I believe they replicate with each other when changes are made with AD, Exchage server, etc.

We have an extra Dell server that we have not put into use yet, and I've been allowed to use it to test software and such. I want to setup Websense with this server. It originally had SQL Server 2005 all ready installed. I had to uninstall the '05 SQL Server in order to install the Websense Express software. I did a fresh install of Websense, and it also installed the MSDE that's required with Websense.

After installing Websense, I used the network monitoring tool to see what it detected. It has only been detecting 3-4 computers. It detects the same computers always. It's only detecting our domain servers (which is two), and I think it would also detect our Exchange server. I don't remember exactly as I was messing with it a week ago, and havn't touched it since. I enabled both NIC's, and I asked the other IT tech I work with if both NIC's are connected to the same switch as the domain servers, he said they were. They are supposadlly connected to the network with the rest of the 60-70 computers with nothing in between. Technically it should be detecting way more than just our domain, and Exchange servers.

Any ideas? All help, advice, and tips would greatly be appreciated.

Thanks

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: Showaski39

Solution Provided By: mcclellanfsu

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: C

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