Introduction

Since you probably use one or more of Mikrotik's routerboards and their RouterOS you, as a network administrator, would probably be interested at one point what web sites your network users visit. WebProxy Log can help you with that!

WebProxy Log package consist of WebProxy Log and WebProxy Log Catcher - intended to receive, import, store Mikrotik's web-proxy log data and finally, generate reports from those data. Both programs are unofficial (means not made by or supported by Mikrotik company), freeware and made to use with Windows (the newer the better ;).

WebProxy Log Catcher

This module requires simple configuration and does the following: Listens on a certain IP address/UDP port for log data which your pre-configured Mikrotik's logging environment is sending. Once WebProxy Log Catcher 'catches' the data, it writes that data to a file on your hard drive (to a log file).

WebProxy Log

WebProxy Log is a primary program which imports log files from the import location to it's local database and can generate: surf logs (certain surfer's Internet traffic report between two dates), top 10 visited servers pie chart, top 10 surfers pie chart and the 'Who visited' report (which users visited certain server for how many times).

System Requirements:

• Windows XP, Vista or 7 (x86, x64)
• Few megs of RAM
• Whatever CPU
• Internet Explorer 6 or higher
• Adobe Flash Player

You can see screenshots and download the package to try it out yourself.

If you wish you can discuss about this software at our discussion site.

Check out Wiki Help if you need any.