how we can view all computer network activity? including visited site and downloaded?
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go to toos menu-internet options, delete temporary internet options, and type history and enter
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it's called 'windows'.\n\n'they' don't need any special software to watch what you're doing, network servers and their operating systems have all that kind of functionality built in already, everything from activity logs to being able to watch your screen remotely as if they were looking over your shoulder.\n\nEDIT: what do you mean by how do they do it? they either access the logs on the server for who visited what site or bring up a list of the users attached to a particular server, right click and view the users screen in realtime. there are many many configurations to a network and many many programs and utilities within windows that normal users don't have access to for obvious reasons.
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the best way is to...\n1. go to search\n2. check the box with "all documents and files"\n3. type in "temp. internet files"\n4. trail and error, start looking though all the html documents that are listed in there (if you have cleared you history trail and/or it's been more than 1 week ago [depending on how you computer is set up] this trick will not work).
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There's different ways but propably the easiest is to have a look at the pages in the History section.\n\nIn Internet Explorer click the clock like icon with the backwards arrow on it.\n\nYou can also go into Temporary Internet Files (Windos Explorer > Documents and Settings > The User's Name > Local Settings > Temporary Internet Files).  This will have every page visited and every file accessed.  There could be a huge number so list them in date and time order to narrow your search down.
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u can use spybot...\nit's good\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/
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1)Check the drop down menu on the explorer address bar.\n2)Check Explorer history.\n3)Check temporary net files\n4)Download a spyware programme and monitor his or her activities.
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get in to your router. type your router address at ur web browser (eg.192.168.1.1). usually your router can show you how many computer are connected to it. Or use a sofware like Network magic. u can found it at www.downloads.com
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You can look in the IIS logs, which are typically located under c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;LogFiles\n\nOf course, unless you have extended logging turned on, you'd have to match up IP address of the user, since it would not strictly speaking show the page hits user by user.
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once u on iternet explorer hit ctrl and H this should show u the history on the left hand side
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look on the internet for "traceroute"\nit allows you to trace all the conncetion your computer makes to another computer\nping means that you can test to see whether a computer is on the internet or not.
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go to the top and press history or\n\non the top of your web browser there is a time icon click on that and that will show you everything you have watched
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if you are useing windows open the command prompt(u can do this by typing 'cmd' on the Run command box). Then in the command prompt type ipconfig.It gives ur network details including IP, gateway etc..
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history.  it's a button on the top bar.  it shows websites you visited.
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Whenever you renew your internet connection... you can keep a log of how much bandwidth you consume on daily basis by installing a program called DUMETER...\n\nThis would give you exact analysis of the amount of bandwidth consumed...\nDownload DUMETER from: http://www.dumeter.com/\n\nAnother way is to check your Usage daily from the ISP Control Panel login, which also tracks your bandwidth usage..
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You could download the site using an HTML downloader to gain access to everypage that is linked up on the site.\n\nor if you want more diagnostics (such as broken links, etc.) you could run Xenu's Link Sleuth
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Try this.. Free download\n\nWindows: http://www.download.com/Network-Traffic-Monitor/3000-2085_4-10471223.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nMac: http://www.download.com/StatusMonitors/3000-2274_4-10352752.html?tag=lst-0-1
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With Internet Explorer you can check all those INDEX.DAT files in the history folder on the harddisk.\nThere's a free forensic programm you can use to create a table of sites visited:\nhttp://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subcontent=/resources/proddesc/pasco.htm