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Looking for some recommendations on solutions for tracking Internet usage per user. Maybe something from a router where anytime a browser is opened, it requires a username and password so that the users browsing can be tracked and reviewed. <br />
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Looking for some recommendations on solutions for tracking Internet usage per user. Maybe something from a router where anytime a browser is opened, it requires a username and password so that the users browsing can be tracked and reviewed. 

Thanks

3rf party software or router hardware solution for tracking Internet usage by user

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