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| ProxyInspector for WinGate |
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| ProxyInspector for WinGate is a cost-effective solution for analysis of your corporate Internet connection usage. It works with popular WinGate proxy server to retrieve from its log-files comprehensive information about you employees' behavior on the Internet. It will provide you with visual easy-to-understand reports on users activity, visited sites, attempts to access blocked resources etc. Key features of the program include: support for WinGate versions 2.x - 5.x, Standard and Pro editions; ability to store the data retrieved from log-files in own database, which enables administrator to create reports for long periods of time; interface with Interbase server database to provide outstanding reliability; log and audit files management (automatically archives or deletes outdated files); ability to extract additional information from WinGate registry; works on any computer in your LAN; easy wizard-style setup; embedded HTML viewer; ability to create individual reports on each user, service, group, client IP address, host etc; traffic analysis, including distribution between users, services, groups, client IP addresses and hosts; reports on logins/logouts and failed authorizations; ability to create reports for any custom period of time and reuse the once created reports; various interface languages (currently English and Russian). The registered version of the software can also export reports to HTML, print reports from embedded browser and send them via email (SMTP). |
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| Convinient thing. Especially for admins - it saves a lot of time... |
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| Users' comments: last 1 |
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help meja nemogu nastroit' wingate u menja versija 4x
help plizz ili podsk#ite kuda obratitsja
stsasa
Version: 1.3.470 | Date: 2001-06-02 | stsasa |
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Version: 2.7g
ShareWare
Interface: ENG RUS
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Added: 23 May 1999
Updated: 17 Dec 2005 |
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