Block myspace.com on the firewall.

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Legacy Posted By Username: Lmhansen

Lmhansen

Block myspace.com on the firewall.

that was my first solution too but this is what the client wants built into their kaseya service. There is a good post on the forum about using minicap, i might try to adapt that to my needs.

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Legacy Posted By Username: Mac

We use SpectorSoft for managers that need to monitor employees that goof off. It doesn;t intergrate with Kaseya, but I wanted to share the info.

http://www.spectorcne.com/

Lloyd

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Legacy Posted By Username: lwolf

Have you pulled the IE history file with GET file? The scripts are in this forum.

Works pretty good. Catches more than Myspace.

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Legacy Posted By Username: shickey

You may want to look into a Cymphonix device (http://www.cymphonix.com/). We have deployed a couple of them and they are amazing. Not only do they offer all the web filtering you could ever want but they can do bandwidth shaping. We've seen real improvements in speed once this device is in.

Obviously, its a little pricey but its worth every penny.

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Legacy Posted By Username: MGray

Untangle interfaces with Kaseya and $15/month for AD integration reports all internet access by user and can block.

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Legacy Posted By Username: mmancini

I have thought about making a screen shot script for a specific application we use that I want to report on.

Due to problems regarding actually getting the image to the right location easily and scriptable I am going to make a small application which runs like so;

#AgentTemp#\SamsCap.exe /t:jpg /d:#AgentTemp#

Would anyone else find this useful?

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Legacy Posted By Username: sam.taylor

Script Name: Remote Screen Capture copy

Script Description: Author: Francis McPhail

Date: 18th March 2008

Company: Australian United Retailers Ltd. (T/A FoodWorks)

Website: www.foodworks.com.au

Email: francismcphail@foodworks.com.au

Edited by: VNET



Script Details:

Takes a remote screen capture and then stores the file on the Kaeya Server. The file can then be accessed by loading the 'Get File' item in the 'Function List' section of the scripts window.



Requirements:

Requires MiniCap from http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/MiniCap/



IF True 

THEN

   Get Variable

     Parameter 1 : 10

     Parameter 2 : 

     Parameter 3 : KAgentTemp

         OS Type : 0

   Get Variable

     Parameter 1 : 6

     Parameter 2 : 

     Parameter 3 : KAgentID

         OS Type : 0

   Write File

     Parameter 1 : #KAgentTemp#\MiniCap.exe

     Parameter 2 : VSASharedFiles\MiniCap.exe

         OS Type : 0

   Execute File

     Parameter 1 : "#KAgentTemp#\MiniCap.exe"

     Parameter 2 : -closeapp -capturedesktop -exit -save #KAgentTemp#\#KAgentID#.jpg

     Parameter 3 : 0

         OS Type : 0

   Pause Script

     Parameter 1 : 5

         OS Type : 0

   Get File

     Parameter 1 : #KAgentTemp#\#KAgentID#.jpg

     Parameter 2 : #KAgentID#\#KAgentID#.jpg

     Parameter 3 : 2

         OS Type : 0

   Delete File

     Parameter 1 : #KAgentTemp#\#KAgentID#.jpg

         OS Type : 0

   Delete File

     Parameter 1 : #KAgentTemp#\MiniCap.exe

         OS Type : 0

   Delete File

     Parameter 1 : #KAgentTemp#\MiniCap.ini

         OS Type : 0

ELSE

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Legacy Posted By Username: Resistance2Fly

Resistance2Fly, that is an excellent script! Thanks for this!

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Legacy Posted By Username: arobar

I think it would be even better if we could modify it to keep all versions of the screenshots (by date), This way, you can have it run the script after a virus is found, and actually find out where they picked the virus up from

I could not figure out how to script this (could not figure out how to do a date variable)

any ideas to improve this script...

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Legacy Posted By Username: Resistance2Fly

Resistance2Fly

I could not figure out how to script this (could not figure out how to do a date variable)

any ideas to improve this script...

Ditto. I tried using the variable "get modified date", but that has slashes in it so when I wrote it to the VSA it ended being in folders like Screenshot-2008/07/09.jpg. I guess, if one doesn't mind everything being sorted into folders, that could work. There's longer ways around it (like running a Windows command to output the current date/time to a file, getting the contents of that file, and then using that as a variable when using Get File to writeout the file name on the VSA)... But that really just seems over the top for such a simple goal.

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Legacy Posted By Username: arobar

I haven't tested this yet (I'm working on another scripting project entirely right now) but... what about using the Database View variable #vAgentConfiguration.lastCheckin# as part of the snapshot's filename?

EDIT: MiniCap has a $date$ filename macro. Even better.

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Legacy Posted By Username: GreyDuck

Well done GreyDuck, #vAgentConfiguration.lastCheckin# works great. The problem with the the $date$ variable in the command line arguments is that we then don't know what the filename is. The Kaseya script can't use Get File, and can't delete the file afterwards. But as I said, #vAgentConfiguration.lastCheckin# puts the date format in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.sss, which works out great.

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Legacy Posted By Username: arobar

arobar,

Could you post an updated version of the script you have woring with the different dates.

It would be much apprechiated (atleast by me anyway).

Thanks.

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Legacy Posted By Username: GrantB