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[Distant]

sc302, on 07 September 2012 - 22:13, said:

That would be done in the sonicwall. http://www.fuzeqna.c...l.asp?kbid=7768

That did the trick, thank you.

[+sc302]

there is also sso if you have the right os.
http://www.sonicwall...ture_Module.pdf

if they cannot auth with their os (phones or other hand held devices) it will send them to the logon page to auth.

[Distant]

That may be a better solution so the people on workstations won't have to auth every time.

[Graimer]

I don't know how Things work were you live(laws and such), but you should be aware of something called privacy. In Norway we're pretty strict about privacy. You should NEVER log computer usage like web traffic that can identify the user(without approval from the employees). If you Discover that employees often tries to Access blocked content, the right thing to do would be to: 1. Block Access(ex. using Your SW's content filtering). And 2. Send an email to ALL employees reminding them of the company's IT-policy, including accessing non-workrelated websites(or whatever you policy is).

[+sc302]

That is usually in the employee handbook that you sign and agree to adhere to. Computer usage policy.

[Distant]

Indeed it is, and monitoring web traffic is a part of that on personal or company devices connected to the company network.

[Graimer]

Wow. That wouldn't fly well here

[Detection]

Android + Wifi Kill > wait for bad guy to complain about no net > capture bad guy

[+BudMan]

@Graimer, yeah there is a huge difference between US law and say Norway for privacy.

So after you send out 140th mass email saying stay off the porn what happens? Do you finally track down the user and say Quit it??