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ISA/TMG is a good product. But the native reporting details and flexibility are limited. &nbsp;It requires third-party plugins to get more details in reports. &nbsp;It must be correctly setup to show Usernames and hostnames in the reporting,...otherwise all you get is IP#s..<br />
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Hey Guys,<br />
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Wondering if you guys had some recommendation on which proxy server application to use for a environment of about 30-50 users.<br />
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We are looking at this from more a content, management point of view rather than content caching. A requirement is that is allows us to view usage reports based on user rather than IP, and that its Windows based.<br />
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Hey Guys,

Wondering if you guys had some recommendation on which proxy server application to use for a environment of about 30-50 users.

We are looking at this from more a content, management point of view rather than content caching. A requirement is that is allows us to view usage reports based on user rather than IP, and that its Windows based.






ISA/TMG is a good product. But the native reporting details and flexibility are limited.  It requires third-party plugins to get more details in reports.  It must be correctly setup to show Usernames and hostnames in the reporting,...otherwise all you get is IP#s..



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