viewing your business security system from any pc?
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At work we use a piece of software by the name of rapid eye. Depending on the rights that the users are given you can do this. Besides just being able to see security cameras, you can also setup different zones to give off alarms and so forth. I am not sure how big of a business you are talking about or how much you want to invest, but it works for us and we have over 100 cameras running on it at a time. You can also write the video off to a hard drive for future playback.
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Check out the local security policy of your computer, located under control panel > administrative tools. Check the security tab inside the local policies.
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Unfortunately there is no way to do this. \n\nThey probably monitor all of your activity anyway. I would wait until you can use another computer.
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first buy anti virus run scan then check for a software
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Here you go. Free, simple and works great. PC Inspector Smart Recovery.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-Smart-Recovery/3000-2242_4-10261986.html?tag=lst-0-1
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run dxdiag and it will tell you everythiing about your computer dont be scared to open your tower and get a better look @ the moutherboard to see exactly what your working with
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try Remote Desktop; its free with XP PROFESSIONAL.\nhit start > all programs > accessroies > communications > remote desktop \n\ngoogle a bit there are sites which will show you pictorial setup procedures
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http://www.jimmyr.com/security.php\nscan your pcs for trogens.
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Try tightVNC it's a pretty good remote desktop program.
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Yes you do.  I have a feeling you don't want to pay for it so try zone alarm - it is free to non-business users and it does do a good job.
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Control Panel, System, Hardware, Device Manager, and see if one is listed.
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Yes, if you have individual accounts set up for the various users of your computers:\n\nGo to My Computer and right-click; drop down to "Manage"\nA window will pop up; in the left-hand pane, you will see "Computer Management - Local" - if there is a plus sign to the left of it, click on that to open it.  \nYou should see several categories; the first should be "Event Viewer"\nClick on the plus sign beside it; you will see four categories drop down\nDouble-click on "Security" to open it\nIn the right-hand pane, you will see a list of "events" that have taken place;  under the "User" heading, you're looking for the names of the users who have accounts on the computer.  These should have dates and times associated with them in the appropriate columns.  You can tell who logged on and when they logged on from this information.
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sure try norton. bt i ll advice u to get zone alarm personal edition for the task. it is free and fully functional.
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Security system? I'm running the 2wire HomePortal that came with the package. It has a built in firewall that seems to work well, much like a software firewall it'll log minor things like a port scan and others like a DDoS, haven't had any problems yet.
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You can turn on Auditing on your computer. Below is a useful link explaining how to do so.\n\nhttp://netsecurity.about.com/cs/tutorials/ht/ht040503.htm\n\nOnce enabled you can see the activity in your event log (right click mycomputer>manage>Event Viewer>Security.
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Total security for home users!
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Try Winpatrol and Security Task Manager. Winpatrol is free, Security Task manager is on a 30 day trial.\nhttp://www.winpatrol.com\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/securitytask.html