Hi,
In our organization we have restricted access to only limited IPs as per
company
policy, but what some users are doing that they are building their own proxy
servers on any single allowed IP addresses and distribute access to their
locally formed group.
In this way our main proxy thinks
goody goody ha scritto:
Hi,
In our organization we have restricted access to only limited IPs as per company
policy, but what some users are doing that they are building their own proxy
servers on any single allowed IP addresses and distribute access to their
locally formed group.
In this
goody goody ha scritto:
Marcello Romani,
1) Ports are blocked on network firewall.
2) Siblings are also not allowed in main proxy.
3) We can stop the users only when we come to know what they are doing which is
really difficult to identify presently.
I am monitoring his browsing logs to ge
Marcello Romani wrote:
goody goody ha scritto:
Marcello Romani,
1) Ports are blocked on network firewall.
2) Siblings are also not allowed in main proxy.
3) We can stop the users only when we come to know what they are doing
which is really difficult to identify presently.
I am monitoring
You could fire these people, or at least some serious administration sanctions.
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 3:31 AM, goody goody wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> In our organization we have restricted access to only limited IPs as per
> company
> policy, but what some users are doing that they are building their
Hi!
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 2:01 AM, goody goody wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In our organization we have restricted access to only limited IPs as per
> company
> policy, but what some users are doing that they are building their own proxy
> servers on any single allowed IP addresses and distribute access t
