Hi.

The problem many of my clients are finding with broadband internet is that,
even though they love the service, they have problems with measurement of
the actual usage. I don't mean lump some totals because Telecom for
example provide that info. What I mean is measuring the who is using what,
doing what, how much is email, how much is valid business related browsing
and how much is personal or "improper" use etc.

I am a service and support company for small business and recently a
supplier of mine introduced NetMaster to me for logging all Internet usage.
This is a passive "logging" tool that does not block or control usage
directly only provides information to enable management to actually see what
is going on and make management decisions.

Basically a tool to help with control and capacity decisions.

Has anyone out there used it or similar products to monitor and report on
usage.

      Steve Currington
      Director
      Total Computer Solutions Limited
      PO Box 9400, Wellington, New Zealand
      Ph: 04 9025810; Fax: 04 9025811
      Mobile: 021 474-244
      mailto:steve.currington@totcom.co.nz

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