Tracking web traffic

From: "Ascnet" <Ascent@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 10:38:48 -0400

In an effort to see who internally is using our bandwidth and what they are
using it for I setup a report in ISA. It shows me "top web users", "top web
sites" , ...

In the users section I have a number of IP addresses and user names. Is
there an easy way to resolve the IP addresses?

In the sites section the majority of our traffic is to UNKNOWN. How can I
resolve that traffic?

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