TrafficQuota 1.0
For example, user `John` is allowed to download 500 MB a month, and after this he is denied access to the Internet. User `Jane` is assigned a quote of 10 MB per day; if she goes over the 10 MB limit, she is denied further access to the Internet on that day.
Features:
- Quota policies are based on the volume of downloaded or uploaded data and time period per user.
- The entire traffic is controlled (not http/ftp only, but all possible protocols - E-Mail, ICQ, Kazaa, etc.).
- Closely integrated with ISA Management Console.
- All changes are activated immediately, without ISA services` restart.
- Real-time traffic monitoring (simply go to the http://server:5100 where `server` is a computer with ISA Server installed, or go to http://traffic.isa).
- The user is notified when his traffic exceeds a quota.
- Any kind of ISA Server user authentication is supported.
- It is possible to break all users` connections immediately when traffic exceeds a quota.
- Active Directory is supported.
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