Somehow I doubt the output will be monitored much by management.  I deal
with a lot of medium to small business and no one has time to look.  The
things I want to be able to find is if someone is chatting most of the
day or checking out porn.  We get approached by office managers asking
if we could check a PC so see what they've been doing.  The only time
this ever happens is after the users been caught wasting time more than
once and they need proof of their activities.  I know this is "big
brother" but hey, that's what we have to do sometimes.
So it sounds like a proxy is the best utility for the job.

Thanks for the input!
 
   David

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael Brailsford [mailto:brailsmt@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 1:30 AM
> To: kclug@kclug.org
> Subject: Re: Network usage
> 
> You gotta be careful how you judge output.  If you judge output as
lines
> of code then studies show that more lines of code are written, even
when
> trivial solutions are available.  Like my favorite Dilbert cartoon
when
> they are told they will be paid based on bugs found in the code Wally
> replies excitedly "I am going to go write myself a new mini-van this
> afternoon".  :)