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Look into the Untangle Hardware Device. It has numerous features like what you are talking about like bandwidth quota's, policy manager, and Reports/Logs.
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Look into the Untangle Hardware Device. It has numerous features like what you are talking about like bandwidth quota's, policy manager, and Reports/Logs.

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The responses were helpful. &nbsp;and you want to delete the question?
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(c) both are valid solutions to an unsolvable problem. if someone has access to a file it is hard to restrict what they do with the file.
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(c) both are valid solutions to an unsolvable problem. if someone has access to a file it is hard to restrict what they do with the file.

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I'm hoping to find an answer, thank you for taking the time to read my question. <br />
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Is there a way to monitor users on my network who have the ability to download multiple files (for example: 20 files) at one time. Is there a way to monitor or track what was downloaded and where they download them to? <br />
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The reason I'm asking is due to the advent of numerous Cloud based file transfer sites/software (Dropbox, YouSendIt..etc), is there anyway to protect my company's intellectual property from theft? Is there a way to limit the number or prevent large numbers of files being download to external media such as a flash drive?
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I'm hoping to find an answer, thank you for taking the time to read my question. 

Is there a way to monitor users on my network who have the ability to download multiple files (for example: 20 files) at one time. Is there a way to monitor or track what was downloaded and where they download them to? 

The reason I'm asking is due to the advent of numerous Cloud based file transfer sites/software (Dropbox, YouSendIt..etc), is there anyway to protect my company's intellectual property from theft? Is there a way to limit the number or prevent large numbers of files being download to external media such as a flash drive?

How to monitor Multiple file downloads

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