Recent content by mike2323

Yes. I'm trying to monitor all web traffic through the network agent. With the server in the DMZ I couldn't do that. All I could do is filter the traffic by integrating it with my ASA. I added in a switch and connected the second NIC on the websense system to monitor this. I had an extra 12...

I found a way to get this to work. The websense system has a second NIC. I can plug the second NIC into a switch where the router goes to the firewall. The internal router and second NIC will plug into the switch, then plug into the firewall. I'll have the switch SPAN the router port over to...

I've setup on the filtering rule on the ASA/PIX and the websense system does filter websites that I select out. The only thing that it isn't doing is listing any sites visited on the "monitoring" side. Placing the server in the internal network would be pointless so traffic from our other site...

What have other people done in this situation? Where did you place your websense system or what kind of trickery did you do on your routers or firewalls to route traffic over to the websense system for it to get visibility of what sites people were visiting?

The websense system will be serving two sites. One of our other offices has a point-to-point T1 to our office and from there we serve internet for them. I put the server in the DMZ as I thought that would be a good neutral area. The server does have a 2nd gigabit ethernet port.

I have a websense server doing filtering sitting in our DMZ. I also have our Cisco ASA firewall setup to query the websense server. All this does is filter traffic. It doesn't "monitor" the traffic so I'm unable to tell what sites people are visiting. How would I get this working? I don't...

Are there any alternatives out there to WebSense that are as good or nearly as good as it? The one year 75 user license is around $2,500/year. I've used squid w/ squidguard/dansguardian in the past but it definitely wasn't as good as filtering as websense.

Ahhh.. I see. Makes sense. Guess I'll go in and apply that fix then.

I'm looking over the DST 2007 changes and came across this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930879/ I am absolutely confused as to why this tool is necessary. When the time change hits on March 11th, are Exchange calendar items going to switch their times on their own? I really do not...

I've used both Belkin's KVM-Over-IP and BlackBox's KVM-Over-IP setups. The Belkin one is horrible while the BlackBox did better.

Good luck finding one. Cisco's TAC forums is very helpful but requires a CCO account ($$$). I've resorted to Broadbandreports forums once or twice. There is also NANOG (North American Network Operator's Group) but it is a sorry-ass mailing list and not a forums.

What is one of the better thin clients w/ XP Embedded available today?

I use Thunderbird. Outlook's IMAP client sucks. Evolution for Win32 also sucks. The software crashes constantly and never exits properly.

I can get any IOS image I want as well. I was just questioning the legalities of it all.