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Old 2007-03-15
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Default Counting user traffic

Hello
I need some answers:
1.How I can counting traffic for EVERY user and logging urls that users visited?
2.Control and restrict for EVERY user its own rules for HTTP traffic (urls,bandwith)?
Please answer because i'm not very good with CP
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Default Re: Counting user traffic

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1.How I can counting traffic for EVERY user and logging urls that users visited?
Force users to authenticate with SecureClient, create all your users on the firewall add them into a <group> and make the following rule:

<group>@any -> any -> remote access -> any -> log

You'll have to do some filtering in SmartView Tracker to collect the data you want but you'd log it all.

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2.Control and restrict for EVERY user its own rules for HTTP traffic (urls,bandwith)?
You can create a group per user instead of using the general <group>, and instead of using "any" for the destination, you can create specific hosts (like www.google.com).

I will say that depending on the number of users and the capability of your hardware, this may cause poor performance.

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