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how could our company but a server in so we can regulate what internet sites employees go to?
when i worked for the "big company", we had a server in place that regulated what sites employees could go to while in the office.
i think our IT staff used software from CA that updated daily with a list of sites that were not allowed - for imployees to go to while on the company internet connection
we have a small start up company w 20 employees and already our band with is full. we use the internet to up load and download ggraphic files - high res pdf s so we need all our band width
anyone have a suggestion for how we can put in a low cost server to filter where our people are allowed to go on the internet. the software we had at the big company also provided reports on where employees were going. and yes, when we first installed this we had people gambling on line and downloading all kinds of pporn into there office machines.
help please and thanks in advance
There are a lot of different ways to do this, from building and installing your own proxy server, to high end control devices that allow you to control access in a wide range of ways.
If you have some budget then there are a number of different firewall vendors that have pretty cost effective solutions. The "content filtering" is just one piece of functionality that they are capable of, they can also handle the standard intrusion prevention, email security, VPN, etc. functions. A couple of companies with affordable products:
