At 11.32 10/04/2000 +0100, Wallace Nicoll wrote:
>It has been reported that some of our users have been listening to
>streaming audio (radio stations) and I'm trying to find out if this
>information is logged. It seems that while the inital connection is
>logged, the subsequent transmission is not. We do not want to have our
>users tying up our bandwidth while they listen to music radio.
>Has anyone any info on this?
You need to log OUTGOING requests: it's a bit difficult, because usually a
server can log only INCOMING traffic.
If your users are beyond a firewall or a proxy, something can be done: I
know some companies lock access to porn sites, so the technique must be the
same: ask some corporate admins.
Remember to limit MP3 download, too: they can easily saturate a line.
Otherwise a very nasty solution can be to remove audio cards from PCs, but
I guess Workers' Unions don't agree ;-)
Bye!
Marco Bernardini
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