how do i find out who manages my network?
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call your ISP.Internet Service Provider
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Check out http://www.whois.sc or http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jhtml.
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Try Network Scanner 3.0, a freeware from SoftPerfect. You can get if free here http://www.softperfect.com/download/files/netscan.exe.\nBest of luck.
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You can check to see how many addresses are being handed out if you AP provides DHCP service.  Even if your AP doesnt provide DHCP and someone is just associated to the AP then there should be a screen or some sort of log that shows you who is connected.  It will show you the MAC address unless you have some other sort of authentication set up.\n\nIf your AP provides firewall service also, then you can check all outgoing connections as they are being built to see where they are going.
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go into control panel and then click on user accoutns you should be able to figure it out fom there
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Use "netstat" command. Can show what ip's are conneceted, what ports are listening, etc.
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You canot go to and check cookies or history at every client PC. You have to setup you network as below:\nInternet -> DSL modem -> Hub or Switch -> Firewall PC (with ISP, or...) -> Client PCs\nSo that, every client PC connects to internet through the Firewall PC. And you can use logbook in ISP to find out which location people go
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http://www.switchboard.com\n\nIt'll atleast tell you who owns it.
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Search Google for a WHOIS database. Try http://www.google.com/search?q=Online+WHOIS+Service\n\nWHOIS will tell you who owns the domain, ways to contact the admin., etc. =)
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when u r in network,click on network connection,then propertise ,findTCP/IP in main.now u can find subnet mask and other.
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If you have the machine they are downloading from then you can just do a netstat to see where the connections are coming from.\n\nIf you do not know where they are downloading from then you will need to get a program like ethereal (packet analyzer) and set it up on a port on your switch that sees all local traffic.  It will record all of the traffic and provide analysis to show where the traffic is coming from.
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Access your wireless router and you should have an option to look at the DHCP Client list.  It will tell you how many computers and what the computer names are that are connected to your network.  If any computers are not yours then someone is connected to your network.  As for who they are in particular...unfortunelty unless they have files shared that give away their name or who they are there is no way to tell.
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Press CTRL/ALT/DELETE at the same time and the Windows Task Manager will pop up.... Then click on the USERS tab... There you will see if others are using your wireless connection.... The best thing is to password protect your wireless connection.
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Well you need to bring your boss, and let him see when he does it. On the other hand, every action that is taken by the Network Administrator or Local users are recorded in Event Viewer in the Computer Manager(Right click My Computer and select Manage). Keep a copy of the Event manager, as the administrator may delete that too, and review them right after you see something wrong or unexpected in your workstation.\n\nIf your network administrator as restricted to you to open the Computer Manager or the the event viewer, the I guess you need to lodge a formal complain to your boss, because there is no other way. Even if there is, you dont want to use them, because your network adminitrator may charge against you as they ARE illegal to use in the controlled network with out permission.
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Well, you could start by looking at the contact information on the whois record for the domain.  Try this:\n\nhttp://www.directnic.net/whois/?query=ippomails.com
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ask your administrator for your internet sevice provider
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He can probably find out since your activities are occurring on his network.  I would be extremely careful.  Often inappropriate network usage (however your boss defines that term) is a terminable offense (meaning you could be fired for it).