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Re: Internet traffic control


From: Craig Van Tassle <craig () codestorm org>
Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2008 12:12:48 -0500

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On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 07:16:39 -0400
Mork <martyfromork () gmail com> wrote:

Hi group!

We're looking at different Internet traffic control solution.

Here are the requirements and info...

1- Very high Internet traffic .

2- Presently the solution is not used as a proxy because of potential
slow down of the network.

3- Multiple locations, no centralization of Internet traffic

4- Management wants to be able to have easy to understand reports
(high level)

5- Reporting must be user-friendly (for non-IT people)

6- The solution must be easy to manage from an IT point of view for
site management (blocking etc.)


We're using Surf Control (Websense) right now.



Thanks for your input



What I have been using at $DAY_JOB has been a mix of Juniper Netscreens
and Websence servers that the netscreens plugin to. That way you can
use a Distributed cluster for the Monitoring/blocking, and it's easy to
use. Also it's not dependent on a central Internet connection, but it's
dependent on the Firewall and the Websence server. Some of my users
hit the web pretty hard too. A couple of sites max out their DS3.

HTH
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