For monitor and checking my client, I want to log all website my client was access. How can I do that with mikrotik.?
Thanks.
Re: Collect client url
You kan look at my Splunk for Mikrotik project here: viewtopic.php?t=137338
With this you can log all DNS request that every client does. (look at picture for DNS logs)
Requesting DNS does not actually means that the client do visit a site, but gives a good idea of what is going on.
Remember that when a client visit a site like ex www.cnn.com it opens loots of tracker when opening the cnn.com
As you see below, when you do visit on site in your browser, you open actually at least 20+ sites.
It will also be DNS request for all this.
This I do always use Ghostery plugin for Chrome, to get a control of this and block most of this site.
Eks for www.cnn.com
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* DoubleClick
* NetRatings SiteCensus
* Bing Ads
* Outbrain
* KruxDigital
* Integral Ad Science
* ShareThrough
* Bounce Exchange
* Twitter Advertising
* Outbrain Amplify
Comments
* Livefyre
Customer Interaction
* Gigya Socialize
* Usabilla
Site Analytics
* Omniture (Adobe Analytics)
* Chartbeat
* Optimizely
* Index Exhchange
* Gigya
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PS for this forum (Mikrotik), you also visit Google Analytics.
With this you can log all DNS request that every client does. (look at picture for DNS logs)
Requesting DNS does not actually means that the client do visit a site, but gives a good idea of what is going on.
Remember that when a client visit a site like ex www.cnn.com it opens loots of tracker when opening the cnn.com
As you see below, when you do visit on site in your browser, you open actually at least 20+ sites.
It will also be DNS request for all this.
This I do always use Ghostery plugin for Chrome, to get a control of this and block most of this site.
Eks for www.cnn.com
Advertising
* Quantcast
* Amazon Associates
* DoubleClick
* NetRatings SiteCensus
* Bing Ads
* Outbrain
* KruxDigital
* Integral Ad Science
* ShareThrough
* Bounce Exchange
* Twitter Advertising
* Outbrain Amplify
Comments
* Livefyre
Customer Interaction
* Gigya Socialize
* Usabilla
Site Analytics
* Omniture (Adobe Analytics)
* Chartbeat
* Optimizely
* Index Exhchange
* Gigya
* Optimizely Geographical Tracking
Social Media
* Facebook Connect
PS for this forum (Mikrotik), you also visit Google Analytics.
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Re: Collect client url
Thanks Jotne. I know that problem when user request to website have 3rd tracking service. Your project very interesting, but does this can log the what exactly url what user access, such as abc.com/page1.html in case this website using http or https.You kan look at my Splunk for Mikrotik project here: viewtopic.php?t=137338
With this you can log all DNS request that every client does. (look at picture for DNS logs)
Requesting DNS does not actually means that the client do visit a site, but gives a good idea of what is going on.
Remember that when a client visit a site like ex www.cnn.com it opens loots of tracker when opening the cnn.com
As you see below, when you do visit on site in your browser, you open actually at least 20+ sites.
It will also be DNS request for all this.
This I do always use Ghostery plugin for Chrome, to get a control of this and block most of this site.
Eks for www.cnn.com
Advertising
* Quantcast
* Amazon Associates
* DoubleClick
* NetRatings SiteCensus
* Bing Ads
* Outbrain
* KruxDigital
* Integral Ad Science
* ShareThrough
* Bounce Exchange
* Twitter Advertising
* Outbrain Amplify
Comments
* Livefyre
Customer Interaction
* Gigya Socialize
* Usabilla
Site Analytics
* Omniture (Adobe Analytics)
* Chartbeat
* Optimizely
* Index Exhchange
* Gigya
* Optimizely Geographical Tracking
Social Media
* Facebook Connect
PS for this forum (Mikrotik), you also visit Google Analytics.
Thanks.
Re: Collect client url
No, it will only get DNS. In the Splunk project I did add a Webproxy page. This does logg full url, but only for HTTP and not HTTPS.
Since most of the web request today do use HTTPS, you will not get this info using MikriTik router.
Since most of the web request today do use HTTPS, you will not get this info using MikriTik router.