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Re: Open Source Web Content/URL Filter
From: Michael Faas <mfaas () nc rr com>
Date: Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:15:10 -0400
Agreed. The only implementations I've done have been for less than 100 users.
But, at that level, it has been a rock-solid implementation. Paul Guzman wrote:
Watch for Untangle though, it is meant to be ran on a small network not full of smart switches utilizing vlans.Dansguardian is a good open source web-filter that is easy to install and maintain.On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 7:44 AM, Michael Faas <mfaas () nc rr com <mailto:mfaas () nc rr com>> wrote:Untangle makes a pretty good device that does content filtering. http://www.untangle.com I believe the AD integration piece costs per seat, but the content filtering piece is free. vaporad () live com <mailto:vaporad () live com> wrote: My company is looking into open source alternatives to our Websense application. The application would need to be AD aware and have transparent authentication. Does anyone have any experience with a open source web content/url filters? Thanks in advance-- Michael Faas919.539.6057 mfaas () nc rr com <mailto:mfaas () nc rr com>
-- Michael Faas 919.539.6057 mfaas () nc rr com
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