SBS 2000 Web filtering and reporting software.

Looking for recommendations of web filtering and usage reporting
software for SBS2000/ISA. It's for a small company with under 20 users
and the reporting needs to be office manager friendly, I.E. he needs to
be able to get reports out without needing to understand how to cruft an
SQL query but rather push a couple of buttons and the reports need to be
easy to read by said manager.

Thanks..
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Clint Sharp


Clint Sharp

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:04:58 +0100, Clint Sharp
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Looking for recommendations of web filtering and usage reporting
>software for SBS2000/ISA. It's for a small company with under 20 users
>and the reporting needs to be office manager friendly, I.E. he needs to
>be able to get reports out without needing to understand how to cruft an
>SQL query but rather push a couple of buttons and the reports need to be
>easy to read by said manager.

We use Websense at work which does this, they sent me a newsletter a
couple of weeks ago suggesting they had an express version for small
businesses. May be worth a look, though I hate the GUI admin console.

Andrew.

In message <(E-Mail Removed). com>,
Andrew Hodgson <(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:04:58 +0100, Clint Sharp
><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>Looking for recommendations of web filtering and usage reporting
>>software for SBS2000/ISA. It's for a small company with under 20 users
>>and the reporting needs to be office manager friendly, I.E. he needs to
>>be able to get reports out without needing to understand how to cruft an
>>SQL query but rather push a couple of buttons and the reports need to be
>>easy to read by said manager.
>
>We use Websense at work which does this, they sent me a newsletter a
>couple of weeks ago suggesting they had an express version for small
>businesses. May be worth a look, though I hate the GUI admin console.
>
>Andrew.
Thanks Andrew... I looked at the Express version, they need a dedicated
machine with a dual core Xeon chip, 2GB RAM, 160GB HDD and Server 2003!
I think their definition of small business may be somewhat different to
mine and yours. I got an evaluation copy anyway.
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Clint Sharp