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Thread: Web Monitoring

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    Web Monitoring

    I want to do some web monitoring. I have an ubuntu server setup on an old Dell PowerEdge 700. I setup dansguardian, squid, sarg, and apache with webmin. The network is a windows based network. What id like to do is just track websites that are visited and what not. Im not really concerned with blocking anything. I have dansguardian setup in silent mode but i havent really found a good way to view the logs. I want the logs to be seperated by local internal IP of each user. Right now, with people connecting to dansguardian, viewing the squid logs it only shows the 127.0.0.1 IP. I guess this is because dansguardian forwards everything to squid so squid only shows 1 IP as coming in. Should i just setup SQUID only? Are there better solutions? Real time bandwidth usuage would be nice also. We have a cisco PIX firewall which i guess i could connect to the HUB on it and put another NIC in and have the server read all the data coming across but what software would I use to analyze all that? Can anyone list any good tutorials or solutions to this? Thanks.

    Jared

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    Kubuntu Development Release

    Re: Web Monitoring

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    Re: Web Monitoring

    if you arent looking to block anything, just use squid with sarg. sarg will give you a day by day, ip by ip list of usage. its really handy

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