Need a program to collect information about visited sites?

Question

Computer networks

Hello.
There is a task to receive statistics of visitings of the websites of employees.
From the equipment there is Mikrotic CCR1009-8G-1C.
I installed the WEBPROXY-LOG program, but somehow I didn’t like the program, either because of its simplicity or because of its lack of trust. Is there any other program or other way to solve this problem.

Answer 1

Kerio Win Route Firewall - beautiful, expensive, convenient
PfSense - less beautiful, less convenient, free

Answer 2

ntopng + nDPI - doubtfully beautiful, convenient, free. EMNIP, you can throw on ELK and it will be according to your desire.

Answer 3

If you are only interested in site statistics, you can use squid+lightsquid.

Answer 4

do not agree with the proposals. First of all, I would determine what kind of information you would like to work with. For example, some learn video lessons better, some are more comfortable with paper ...
After that, you need to determine the minimum stack of tasks.
I agree that it is worth studying from protocols and networks in order to understand how everything works on the web in general. But I don't think that learning the rest full api will make sense in the early stages. There will simply be no understanding why everything is complicated.
Further, whether you like it or not, you need to at least at a basic level understand the work of forms, the work of GET-POST requests. If you don’t know how HTML forms work and how POST differs from GET, then it’s too early to move on.
After you need to learn the syntactic basics. This shouldn't be a problem.
After learning the basics, you need to practice everything that is learned and learn in parallel further. Be sure to include in the study of OOP, without it, nowhere. You also need to learn SQL, relational databases. Include at least a superficial study of JS + JQuery in your training.
90% of learning success is only in practice. So there is no point in using theory abundantly. Everything that is not practiced will either be forgotten or misunderstood.

Answer 5

You want everything at once - it doesn’t happen like that, people study and gain experience for years.
The official php documentation is written step by step, start with it, and you will reach OOP, and then you will go deeper into MVC, Patterns ....

Answer 6

CMS is VERY fat to begin with. Try this sequence:
1) 1 site by lesson (what thread is a business card with registration, feedback, and statistics view)
2) 1 site not by lesson - also something simple
3) Plugin for the popular CMS

Answer 7

I think a good way to start is to use the search

Answer 8

First you need to figure out what http, REST, SOAP are, how these things work, then if you have an initial level of knowledge of the language (basic language operators, understanding how to use them), then you can try OOP, but you need to start not with cramming syntax, but with concepts object, class, interface, inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, and heaps of everything, and in my opinion you need to start like this object> classes> encapsulation> inheritance everything else later, when you understand what inheritance is for, what encapsulation is for, what is the difference between the class and the object, then you can already approach the patterns, but in no case should you immediately try to figure out how mvc or any other design pattern works, there should be a sequence in the study, and do not be lazy to make test cases.For books, read Perfect Code (S. McConnell).