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[CLUG] Help With Home Network Security.

[CLUG] Help With Home Network Security.

Ronan Kirby ronan at kirby.ie
Thu Aug 22 09:10:48 IST 2002


Hi Paul,

The first thing would be to install a Squid proxy on your gateway. In 
the configuration you can turn on quite good logging. You won't get 
everything this way, but its a start.

- Ronan

Paul O' Donovan wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
>                    I have a very small home network runnung at present 
> between my linux mandreake 8.2 box and my kids windows Me box,
> my linux box acts as an internet server to my kids machine. I am 
> wondering if there is a way of keeping tabs on what they are doing on 
> the net in terms of web site's visited, images viewed, Java type chat 
> rooms visited (IRC is not installed on their computer) and such 
> without having to look at the cached internet files in their computer, 
> is there a way of doing this with the current software I have or do I 
> need to get new software. Your help in this matter is greatly 
> appreciated.
>
>
>
> Paul O' Donovan.
> paulod at iolfree.ie
>
>
>
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