How do I access info on where someone on our home computer has been visiting?
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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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someone else is using your computer.
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yes... servers store visitors information in a log file ... such as your IP, time, operating system and pages visited!
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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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If you are behind a firewall, the firewall logs will also show the sites you have hit. Cookies will provide a good idea of what domains have been visited, and when. If the DNS server you use logs DNS lookups, it will have a record of any "friendly" names you have used on the Internet (i.e. non-numerical websites, etc.) Any spyware you have on your computer has probably packet-monitored enough to phone home about where you have been as well. Saved passswords in IE or Firefox are usually associated with a website visit, though they are encrypted.
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Go into tools, internet options and clear history
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You can use a website tracking code like this one:\nhttp://www.statcounter.com/\n\nI've used this before and it's pretty easy to use. You can see where the person who visits your site lives, they're ip address and how many visitors you have at any given day.
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Re: Is there a possible way to get a log of all ip's that has visited a url?\n\nIts possible, if you own the visited website.\n\nRe: It is my url to a journal.\n\nYes, try using referral links.
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You can go to the History tab on your browser.  i am going to assume that you have Internet Explorer, so if you look at the toolbar on your browser you should see an icon that looks like a clock with an arrow pointing down on the one side.  This is your history button.  Once you click history you can sort by day... then by site.  You will have a list of all the visited websites that day.\n\nIf you would like to view the cookies from each website, then you would go into your cookies folder... located in my documents>Temporary Internet Files>Cookies.\n\nHappy Snooping!
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google it under computer caller id
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Your admininstrator has probably set the security levels so that you can't do this, and probably stores your browsing history to a central cache, so even deleting it from your local machine won't get rid of the history. I'd say no. \n\nThe administrator wil be able to log net usage at the very least, if you are on a networked system.\n\nAll this is done because it is important that the administrator knows where people have been looking, so that the company is not breaking copywrite laws, or is not contracting viruses from dubious sources. A virus can ruin a company.\n\nAlso, it is important for the company that you are not accessing or distributing illegal materials.\n\nAnd remember - most important point, will repeat it again -\n\nEVEN IF YOU CAN DELETE THE TRACE FROM YOUR LOCAL MACHINE, IT WILL PROBABLY BE HELD ELSEWHERE ON THE SYSTEM, SO WILL NOT "DISAPPEAR".
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If you are truly talking about the windows "Net Send" command the computer of origin is part of the message and message box.  You could then find that computer and possibly find out who was signed on at the time.
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Someone almost downloaded a virus on my comp and i figured out who it was by looking at the time it was accessed (look at the history) but if you don't know who was on when look and see what else they did at that time like check their yahoo mail or other websites. Thats what i did.
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the only way would be to add a counter/tracker. this won't tell you their name or ip number but it gives you other info. just paste the code they give you in your profile in the safe mode.\n\nhttp://www.sitemeter.com/
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Go into your Control Panel and hit 'Control H', both keys at the same time.  That will bring up your history.
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Without the history, you do not have an accurate record of events and websites visited, but there are ways which might give you an insight to what has been viewed...\n\nFirstly, using the search option in windows xp, you can search for the cookies folder. The contents of this folder, when arranged by date, can give you a good idea of what websites have been accessed by the file names of the cookies.\n\nSecondly, if you search for "recent", you can find the recently opened documents list, which contains shortcuts to files recently opened - which includes those downloaded from the internet.\n\nThirdly, by looking in the internet explorer cache files, you can see temporary files stored by IE. This quite often includes images from recently viewed websites. Its rather complex to navigate though.\n\nFinally, you can always just open the browser and look at the recently typed addresses in the address bar.\n\nThats the best advice i can give you... good luck
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Use an online scanner, Bitdefender works fine\nhttp://www.bitdefender.com/scan8/ie.html\n\nOr you could be more aggressive and use HijackThis, which is a program that can show you what is running on you computer even the hidden things and give you the information on the ones to safely stop and delete.\nhttp://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/htlogtutorial.html#r