Hi
I have recently taken over the running of a network at a school. The current setup uses a Windows Server 2003 setup with Windows XP Professional on the pc's. There are about 100 pc's on the network in a domain. The network is connected to a router through one of the switches, and in turn to a 4096 ADSL line.
My problem is that the only security (excluding anti-virus) is the firewall on the router.
I need some software to monitor the internet usage on the network. Is it possible? Or must I install a computer as a proxy server? I am looking for the cheapest possible solution to the problem. The cap limit is disappearing very quickly, and I would like to know where the problem is. Even if I could only narrow down the IP address where the most downloads are happening it would help. Somewhere along the line 2.5GB got lost in 3 days. And I would like to know where it went.
Can anybody give me a possible solution? Maybe it is as simple as installing a program? If at all possible I would like to get some free software.
Cheerz!
I have recently taken over the running of a network at a school. The current setup uses a Windows Server 2003 setup with Windows XP Professional on the pc's. There are about 100 pc's on the network in a domain. The network is connected to a router through one of the switches, and in turn to a 4096 ADSL line.
My problem is that the only security (excluding anti-virus) is the firewall on the router.
I need some software to monitor the internet usage on the network. Is it possible? Or must I install a computer as a proxy server? I am looking for the cheapest possible solution to the problem. The cap limit is disappearing very quickly, and I would like to know where the problem is. Even if I could only narrow down the IP address where the most downloads are happening it would help. Somewhere along the line 2.5GB got lost in 3 days. And I would like to know where it went.
Can anybody give me a possible solution? Maybe it is as simple as installing a program? If at all possible I would like to get some free software.
Cheerz!