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The squid will be quite high-grade replacement. But then the OS will have to be changed to FreeBSD/Linux.
If you are interested in Windows-way analogues, then I can recommend Traffic Inspector. Simple and reliable, there are cases of operation on networks with several thousand users.
Analogues from the unix world have already been recommended to you. Squid is a very powerful program, with a million knobs and knobs that you can tweak. This is his strength and weakness. Strength - you can do almost anything, weakness - a high entry threshold for inexperienced (in the nix environment) admins, you can easily break something with careless actions without understanding the essence of the program.
to run squid "as is" you need to enter your local network, enter hostname and that's it.
further already in stages and restrictions, etc.
and it is not at all difficult to adjust to all sorts of bells and whistles.
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