In order to do that, you'd need some sort of firewall/proxy/router that handles all incoming and outgoing traffic. Do you mean that you want all traffic to go through that iMac?
Hello
I have a airport extreme, 2 macs and one pc on my network.
I would like to monitor the activity on this network.
By monitoring, I mean being able to see websites visited, P2P, etc...
So I'm looking for a soft that I could install on my iMac (10.5.6) to do that.
Before with my Zyxel, I was able to log the activity and to block some websites. With Airport Extreme, I don't think that is doable, at least I don't know how to do it.
If you have some idea...
Many thanks
Chris
In order to do that, you'd need some sort of firewall/proxy/router that handles all incoming and outgoing traffic. Do you mean that you want all traffic to go through that iMac?
Mac user since 1987. Running Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion on a MacBook Air 11" & an iMac 27" and whatever's newest for my iPhone 4s, iPad 3 and AppleTV 2.
Apple Certified System Administrator 10.6, Apple Sales Professional 2008-2011, Apple Certified Mac Technician.
No no, just to be able to log it.
That would happen, of course, only when the iMac is running.
Or if there is a way to do it with the AE.
By the way the pc connects to the AE by wifi
I use OpenDNS. Just follow the instructions on the site, and it'll lead you through whatever you need to do.
There is a free version, and it allows you to block sites and monitor traffic on your router.
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