Ignoring Group Settings Option; Enabling Logging For A User - Nortel BayStack Instant Internet 100-S Using Manual

Ignoring group settings option

The ignore group settings option is available only for users. When you choose this
option, Instant Internet ignores the group Internet access settings of the groups
that this user belongs to. Instead, Instant Internet uses only the user's specific
Internet access.
For example, if you choose the Ignore group settings for one user in a particular
group, Instant Internet uses the individual user's Internet access options only and
ignores the settings for that group.
To ignore group settings for a user:
In the Change Settings of User dialog box
group settings check box.

Enabling logging for a user

The Enable Logging option keeps a record of each Internet site (IP address and
port number) that a user accesses. Refer to
This log is separate from the User Log, which is a continuous running total and
summary kept for each user (until the log is cleared). The Automatic Logging
utility (refer to
writes it to a file.
The log is maintained, regardless of this setting. The Enable Logging option
controls only the detailed connection log.
Note: The log file generated by logging can grow rapidly, so the amount
of logging information an Instant Internet unit can store depends on the
load.
The Instant Internet Monitoring program can collect the logging data on a
different computer running Windows. You can display or save this data to a
common file format, so that you can manipulate the data into the format you want
with an external program, such as Excel. Refer to
page 93.
Using the BayStack Instant Internet Management Software Version 7.11
"Activating automatic logging" on page
Chapter 2 User access administration
(Figure 13), select the Ignore
"Viewing a unit's users" on page
109) collects this data and
"Activity logging overview" on
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304.