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Kerio Netwok Monitor provides access to captured data using the basic Web interface. This interface can display a chart of connection load, list of current connections, and a transferred data volume table created according to the specified parameters.
WWW interface operates in two modes: with an anonymous or authenticated user.
The user can examine only data for his own computer (the computer which is used to connect to the inteface), or (if it is permitted) the aggregate data for the whole network, respectively. It is assumed that the user connects to the interface from his “own” computer and he will see only the data exactly for this computer.
The authenticated user can examine all data provided by Kerio Netwok Monitor (i.e. data about all computers in a local network).
The user must enter DNS name of a computer that runs Kerio Netwok Monitor Daemon (or IP address if it is not registered in DNS, respectively) and specify the port where the Web interface runs (implicitly 81) E.g. the URL can look like this:
http://server.company.com:81
or
http://192.168.1.1:81
If the computer where the Kerio Netwok Monitor Daemon is installed doesn't run another WWW server, the WWW interface can be started on the default port 80 (see chapter 6.6) — port does not have to be specified in the URL:
http://server.firma.cz
or
http://192.168.1.1
The user does not have to explicitly login to the WWW interface of Kerio Netwok Monitor. Immediately after the start, the interface operates in an anonymous mode (see above).
If you want to display data about all computers in a local network, log in the login section. Information about all computers becomes accessible after the successful login. In the other case, the WWW interface remains in the anonymous mode.