Which of the following Linux server roles should be installed to monitor and log local web traffic?

A proxy server acts as an intermediary for network requests, allowing it to inspect, filter, and crucially, log all web traffic (HTTP/HTTPS) that passes through it, effectively monitoring local web usage.

An AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) server is used for managing user access, authentication, and session tracking, not for monitoring and logging general web traffic.

An SSH (Secure Shell) server provides secure remote access and tunneling capabilities but does not inherently monitor or log general web traffic for a local network.

An HTTP server (like Apache or Nginx) serves web content and logs requests made to itself, but it does not monitor or log web traffic generated by other clients on the local network.

A Name server (DNS server) translates domain names to IP addresses and logs DNS queries, but it does not log the actual web content or HTTP/HTTPS requests.