Content Injection Appliance
Josh Richards
jrichard at cubicle.net
Wed Mar 28 20:49:07 UTC 2001
* shane <shane at bratnet.net> [20010328 12:38]:
>
> I need someones help, I saw a product at ISPCON Fall in
> CA. And the product allowed me to have it operate on my core routers
> and watch web traffic and allow me to "Inject" a "pop-up add" or a
> service anouncement.
On your core routers? That'd seem like a bad idea...perhaps at the edge
(like your customer concentrators) but I digress..
> What I want to do is set up this box to watch web traffic, and when a new
> user logs in it checks to see "for example" if he has new mail on our
> mail-server, and pop-up a little window on his/her screen alerting them
> about this. But I don't want to make the user be required to use our home
> page as the start page.
From what you're asking for I'm not sure why you'd need to watch their
Web traffic. Just watch their log-in, likely less hassle and requires no
funniness on backbone routers.
> Can anyone tell me the name of this product, I am already aware of
> FrontPorch and their product would work, but they require me to allow them
> to to advertising to my customers, I don't want that.
Try list at inet-access.net. Honestly, that list has a lot of access providers
and likely several are doing what you describe who can offer you some
assistance. I've seen it done and it's a fairly straightforward concept
(just requires a small client app on the end-user host) but I've never had
to do it myself.
List info:
To: list-request at inet-access.net
Body: subscribe
-jr
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Josh Richards [JTR38/JR539-ARIN]
<jrichard at geekresearch.com/cubicle.net/fix.net/freedom.gen.ca.us>
Geek Research LLC - <URL:http://www.geekresearch.com/>
IP Network Engineering and Consulting
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