Hi All,
Yesterday, I had a client whose outbound HTTP traffic was over 300MB according to the Top Services By Client report. When I look at Top Applications by Client is shows that 250MB of outbound traffic were to Rapleaf. After researching, it seems they are a major player in the web user tracking and selling info game. I have isolated the time window based on a few other reports. Also, we screen capture all of our clients, so I was able to go back and replay her desktop session during this time, and the only thing of note she had open was a page from 123greetings.com. As expected, during this window there was lots of download traffic for all of the embedded video ads and content. But how do I track where the HTTP outbound traffic was going? My gut tells me that the Radleaf classification is not correct. When I look at the server oriented reports, they all show total bandwidth and don't break it down by in and out. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Yesterday, I had a client whose outbound HTTP traffic was over 300MB according to the Top Services By Client report. When I look at Top Applications by Client is shows that 250MB of outbound traffic were to Rapleaf. After researching, it seems they are a major player in the web user tracking and selling info game. I have isolated the time window based on a few other reports. Also, we screen capture all of our clients, so I was able to go back and replay her desktop session during this time, and the only thing of note she had open was a page from 123greetings.com. As expected, during this window there was lots of download traffic for all of the embedded video ads and content. But how do I track where the HTTP outbound traffic was going? My gut tells me that the Radleaf classification is not correct. When I look at the server oriented reports, they all show total bandwidth and don't break it down by in and out. Any ideas?
Thanks!