ITRick
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Link Logging on a network
Hi,
What software can I use to track what my network users are going on the internet... I remember a while back Linksys had a software that would track that, but I can't find it anymore it use to be hidden on the CD.
I have Linksys RV082 routers running and I have a problem with people using the internet for personal use.
Thanks,
Rick
What software can I use to track what my network users are going on the internet... I remember a while back Linksys had a software that would track that, but I can't find it anymore it use to be hidden on the CD.
I have Linksys RV082 routers running and I have a problem with people using the internet for personal use.
Thanks,
Rick
you could use group policy to restrict the internet to specific websites
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2005/05/GroupPolicy/default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2005/05/GroupPolicy/default.aspx
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I think I explained it wrong... I'm looking for software to read the Linksys logs. I need a Log Server to collect the data from the routers.
Now that Linksys is owned by Cisco, check the Cisco website for a log server software for the RV082. You can load the log server software on a PC or server and config the RV to log to that server. I know this is possible with other Cisco routers and firewalls so it may be possible for the the RV. Your next challenge will be finding a utility to parse the log files so you can easily search them. I have used baregrep in the past.
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>I have a problem with people using the internet for personal use
Nothing beats a written policy. It can be expensive to implement a technical solution for a people problem.
I don't think there is anything specific in the RV series that can help you. You can filter outbound traffic by specific URL's or keywords, but not report on where/what everyone is doing.
I've never tried it, but you might:
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/e-surveiller.htm