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Re: Web logging
From: "Web Manager" <jburke () aea11 k12 ia us>
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2004 14:33:16 -0600
Wouldn't this just be processing the firewall logs? Firewall records each outbound request and requestor. Simply sort by http request to www.whatever.com and take time/date/IP stamps. If no firewall, I'd think about one. You could implement smoothwall or some other open source firewall for little cost. Packet sniffing seems to be such overkill for this task. This seems to be the most efficient course. Joshua -----Original Message----- From: Stephane Auger [mailto:stephaneauger () pre2post com] Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 5:36 AM To: security-basics () securityfocus com Subject: Web logging Hi everyone, one of my customers have requested a way to log the web sites that a few employees go to, for an employee review. They don't want to "spy" the client computers, more like installing a sniffer on the network just for them. Now, I know all about Snort, but I don't think this kind of tool would do the job. Would anyone know of some kind of "invisible" proxy that would just help me log all HTTP/FTP requests? Also, the tool musn't slow down the network considerably, since I've seen that happen before with a few different apps. And I'm open to solutions under Windows, Linux and BSD. Thanks! Stephane Auger
Current thread:
- Web logging Stephane Auger (Nov 12)
- Re: Web logging Anthony J. Cogan (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Josh Nerius (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Ted Percival (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging K. K. Mookhey (Nov 16)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Web logging Web Manager (Nov 15)
- Web logging Stephane Auger (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Michael C. McDonnell (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging Omar Salvador Alcalá Ruiz (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging ttate (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging Dante Mercurio (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging Stephane Auger (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Michael C. McDonnell (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Ted Percival (Nov 16)
- Re: Web logging Julen C (Nov 16)
- Re: Web logging Temple Tiger (Nov 17)
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