Depends on the size of the office, number of computers and what he's trying to filter I suppose... $1500 for two computers would be a little steep, but if it's a big office...
For smaller companies I'd go with opendns (opendns.com) which would filter web content quite a bit. Or you could install K9 software on each computer which would give him control over what kind of sites that people can visit. Then I'd just install a good antivirus program with antispyware.
However, if it's a huge office, this product would definitely work if they got the money for it!
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Mar 30th, 2008 06:39 PM #1
Looking for content filtering device / software
Similar to what Barracuda does with this:
http://www.barracudanetworks.com/ns/...tasheet_US.pdf
I'm looking for a cheaper solution to implement for a friend's office. I'm wondering if any of the Linux firewall variants also do content filtering / spyware / malware / what-have you.
$1500 doesn't seem too bad to me, but he appears to have decided that everything should be free.
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Where's the beef?
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Mar 31st, 2008 07:19 AM #3
Yeah, I've asked to find out how many PC's he's actually concerned about. I assume none of his partners will want filtering, so a good firewall and then the K9 software or similar on the problematic computers might be enough.
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