Wfilter is not continuously monitoring online systems. For some reason it is not recognizing all the user accounts and if it does it happens intermittently, so employees are getting access to blocked content intermittently. It shouldn´t work like that.
I´m afraid reports are not accurate either since AD people are not showing as monitored when they should.
Basically, right now I have 55 computers checked as monitored, over 30 pcs with logged on users and no more than 20 online computers with the WFilter. Why is that happening? I´ve refreshed the screen several times and still not showing them all.
Wfilter is not continuously monitoring online computers.
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Wfilter is not continuously monitoring online computers.
If a computer does not show up in "online computers", it means WFilter can not detect its traffic. And there will be no report of this computer either.
This issue is related to the network topology and port mirroring settings. For example, if a computer is connected to an uplayer device of the manageable switch, it will bypass the monitoring. I guess maybe one of your switches is directly connected to the router/firewall. Can you find something in common for the un-monitored computers?(for example, maybe they are connected to a same switch)
Can you tell me more about your network topology and port mirroring settings? I need to know: network topolgy, mangeable switch model, source mirrored port and the target mirroring port.
You may check these deployment example for more about the port mirroring settings: WFilter deployment examples
And we recommend you to only set the internet port(router or firewall) as the source mirrored port. "one to one mirroring" is more efficient than "multiple to one mirroring".
This issue is related to the network topology and port mirroring settings. For example, if a computer is connected to an uplayer device of the manageable switch, it will bypass the monitoring. I guess maybe one of your switches is directly connected to the router/firewall. Can you find something in common for the un-monitored computers?(for example, maybe they are connected to a same switch)
Can you tell me more about your network topology and port mirroring settings? I need to know: network topolgy, mangeable switch model, source mirrored port and the target mirroring port.
You may check these deployment example for more about the port mirroring settings: WFilter deployment examples
And we recommend you to only set the internet port(router or firewall) as the source mirrored port. "one to one mirroring" is more efficient than "multiple to one mirroring".
IMFirewall Software provides solutions for web content filtering software, business internet filtering software, business internet usage monitoring software.
Wfilter is not continuously monitoring online computers.
Please see our topology attached. I´ve mirrored port 23 which is our
internet port, with port 20. Then I connected a 2nd nic
card from my pc to this port.
Disconnected port 23 to see if there was traffic going on somewhere
else, but the internet connection was lost on all computers.
Let me know if I skipped anything.
internet port, with port 20. Then I connected a 2nd nic
card from my pc to this port.
Disconnected port 23 to see if there was traffic going on somewhere
else, but the internet connection was lost on all computers.
Let me know if I skipped anything.
Wfilter is not continuously monitoring online computers.
I noticed you have a wireless router/AP. This might be the reason.
If it is a router with NAT service, it will translate all client computers ip addresses to its WAN ip address. In another word, all client computers of this router will be monitored as ONE computer only.
Please confirm it. If it's true, you need to disable the NAT feature of the wireless router for WFilter to monitor individual client computers of this wirless device.
There have two solutions:
1). Disable the NAT feature if the wireless router has such an option.
2). If no such an option in the router's UI, you need to leave the WAN port as disconnected, and connect one LAN port of your wireless router to the switch. By doing this, the wireless router is turned to a wireless switch, and no ip address will be translated.
For the second solution, if your wireless router provides DHCP service, you also need to narrow its DHCP ip range to avoid ip confliction.
If it is a router with NAT service, it will translate all client computers ip addresses to its WAN ip address. In another word, all client computers of this router will be monitored as ONE computer only.
Please confirm it. If it's true, you need to disable the NAT feature of the wireless router for WFilter to monitor individual client computers of this wirless device.
There have two solutions:
1). Disable the NAT feature if the wireless router has such an option.
2). If no such an option in the router's UI, you need to leave the WAN port as disconnected, and connect one LAN port of your wireless router to the switch. By doing this, the wireless router is turned to a wireless switch, and no ip address will be translated.
For the second solution, if your wireless router provides DHCP service, you also need to narrow its DHCP ip range to avoid ip confliction.
IMFirewall Software provides solutions for web content filtering software, business internet filtering software, business internet usage monitoring software.
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