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I see
that paper now -- I hadn't even been to ntop's sf.net site yet, so that's
probably how I missed it (never saw it). As far as ALWAYS tracking /
logging where veryone has gone, that's not what I need. Here is a
scenario:
Manager X comes to me and says "We need to find out what kind of Internet
browsing activity employee Z is doing on a regular basis -- we believe employee
Z is wasting a lot of time at site X and not getting work done." So I
start tracking / monitoring the host of this user for a few days to be able to
provide a record of what this user has been doing / where they have been
going.
Pretty
much that Is all that is needed -- nothing more. I care not to keep a full
detailed history of all hosts at all times -- even for a week or so. I
realize that the only real feasible way to track someone is to set it up on
request, and only for a definite period of time given how logs would eventually
get way out of hand.
I'll
read over this rrd paper and try to see if I can pull whatever details I can
from it to do what I need to.
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- Re: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Luca Deri
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Mike Tremaine
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Erik Spigle
- [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Internet ... Jesse Hurford
- Re: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Burton Strauss
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Burton M. Strauss III
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Burton M. Strauss III
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inter... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Burton M. Strauss III
