internet monitoring/blocking

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Hi

We need to monitor/block internet usage for 10 users.

We need to have the ability to create a list of allowed/blocked sites for each user regardless of which pc they log on to inside the network.

I looked at GFI Webmonitor but they say that it can't create list by website for each user, only by category.

I had a quote from http://www.icritical.com/ and it can do what we need but we would have to have a dedicated server/pc for it to run on.

Are there any other options I should consider that can do block/allow list for each individual user that is reasonabley priced?

Thanks
 
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Draytek 2820n's can do it quite well. If you have a bit of dosh but dont want to go the Cisco route look at the Fortinet Managed Firewalls also.
 
Or a SonicWall TZ/NSA firewall with Content Filter (or CGSS which includes the Content Filter subscription). That uses a small piece of software (Directory Connector) to make the link between the firewall and find out which user is logged onto the PC which is surfing.
 
Or a SonicWall TZ/NSA firewall with Content Filter (or CGSS which includes the Content Filter subscription). That uses a small piece of software (Directory Connector) to make the link between the firewall and find out which user is logged onto the PC which is surfing.

We actually have Sonicwall router but the quote for the icritical software is a lot cheaper then the Sonicwall option

What OS are you running at the server? Or are all client PC hanging off the back of thr router?

Rob

SBS 2003
 
Have a look at NetIntelligence too. Not used it myself but heard it can do this.
It's client based as opposed to the traditional proxy solution.
 
Webmarshal can do this, maybe a bit overkill for 10 users though :)

Webmarshal is great, licensing comes in a minimum of 25 users last time I checked though. Its not HUGELY expensive for what it is though. It will even run happily on your SBS box if you give it an SQL instance for reporting.
 
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