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Gaia Net Charger allows simultaneously monitoring of Microsoft Proxy Server 2, Microsoft Internet Security & Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000/2004/2006 and Squid on Linux. When a user runs out of credit or exceeds an overdraft limit they can (optionally) be denied internet access.
Maintain a list of rates to charge per megabyte (MB) for all data that was sourced directly from the Internet or from the proxy cache. Different rates can be set per network or address, or by full or a partial URLs.
Charging Rate Modifiers allow the rate charged to a user to be modified based on the address of the workstation connecting to the proxy. For example, dial in users could be charged a higher or lower rate than users on the local LAN. The Percent field below is used as a multiplier to the rate that would normally have been charged.
For ISA 2004 proxy server users, you can also define domains or URLs that are always allowed or always denied regardless of the user’s balance.
Optionally define sites that should not be accessed. Sites are identified by address, network or location (full or partial URL). Restrictions can be made applicable to a user's workstation address. Gaia Net Charger will log all access to these sites in the Restricted Access Log so that you can take any action you think appropriate.
Keep abreast of internet activity via displays, graphs and reports. Calculate your internet costs including ISP charges.
User or Group maintenance allow internet specific settings to be modified. Charge internet access to the user or department, set overdraft limit and notification details. Specify a windows group to add or remove the user from when denying them internet access.
View full history of internet transactions, including attributes such as the number of bytes downloaded, charge and receipt amounts, session times, etc.
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