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starting at the beginning,<br />
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if you want to report on users you need to be able to identify them....<br />
Is it using a proxy with username signon?<br />
If not: is there a one-to-one mapping between usernames &amp;&nbsp;IP-addresses? (allways)<br />
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In general, a firewall can report on IP traffic... only if there also is a proxy with authentication you can expect to do something with usernames....
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starting at the beginning,

if you want to report on users you need to be able to identify them....
Is it using a proxy with username signon?
If not: is there a one-to-one mapping between usernames & IP-addresses? (allways)

In general, a firewall can report on IP traffic... only if there also is a proxy with authentication you can expect to do something with usernames....

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what addon can I use for this ?<br />

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Is there for IP cop a proper easy reporting addon to get stats which user has visited and how long ?
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Is there for IP cop a proper easy reporting addon to get stats which user has visited and how long ?

ipcop reporting per user

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