Is there a software where I can log websites that each user on the network has visited? Something like DMA radius Connection Tracking System(CTS). I can log both web sites visited and also the port numbers.
Is there a software where I can log websites that each user on the network has visited? Something like DMA radius Connection Tracking System(CTS). I can log both web sites visited and also the port numbers.
Only the edge router has this data, so you need to get the data from it. SNMP is the normal way. Setting up a remote rsyslog from the router is normal.
Of course, if you have a proxy server, which is mandatory on the network, those logs will have that data too. If a transparent proxy is used, then userids won't be known, but you can setup the proxy to require user authentication, which can be logged. squid is the normal proxy for Unix systems.
As you give no indication of what operating system you are using a bit impossible to answer your question. Are you the network admin and have control over this local area network? Which OS are you using?
If all you need to do is identify which IP addresses made which requests, then a transparent Squid proxy would be all you need. If users roam around and use various devices, you'd need to require authentication in Squid as well.
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