Quote Originally Posted by stevel
16 PC's available to the general public must have internet access. I've been instructed not to filter content but that traffic should be logged. The logs must be made available in an easy to read format for non-technical management. The location currently has a soho router and an active internet connection.
Take a look at ClarkConnect (www.clarkconnect.com). It's a Linux solution
with numerous features, any of which are optional. It's very easy to config
and use, very stable, and there's a free version. And you can run it on an
old piece of hardware.

Ugh, logfiles. The problem you confront in making logfiles "available in an easy
to read format" is their sheer volume. You'll need an app like Sawmill (Linux)
for analysing any logfiles and breaking them down.