If the SQUID server is in the same subnet as the clients, you can use MAC address instead of IP in the ACL.
You can also use the different squid authentication to provide better control for internet access.
regards, Kenneth
william villanueva wrote:
We are tried to limit our network's internet usage by using squid and acls using ip address. The problem is that some guy knows which ip address belonged to whom and has been using their ip address when its the ip address owner's day off. Is there a way to find out which computer he used for the "crime"?
If not, is there a way to monitor them without using the ip address and being obvious? Keyloggers and monitors will not work as the guy knows to scan for them.
Thanks.
God bless you. William
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