"JDACM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My boss just fired our IT guy. Now, because I am fairly good with
> maintaining each users computer, he temporarily put me in charge. I am an
> administrator, however I have never used the server other than to reset
some
> passwords, and add some users. My boss now wants me to let him know if
> certain employees have been visiting websites that they shouldn't. How
can I
> go on the server and see who has been going where? Please remember, I do
not
> know my way around the server. We are running Server 2003, and each user
is
> on XP SP2.
Maybe the old IT guy did not want to spy on the employees.
Anyway there are devices that will log each users internet activity. If that
is not installed, and not knowing your network config, you can look at the
temp internet folders of each user.
You can also look at the cookies on each desktop, the name associated with
the cookie tends to indicate what kind of site it is.
That can be a long a drawn out process.
If the Boss really wants to check to see what people do during the day,
reccomend he get one of the devices
http://www.avsweb.com/mom/
http://www.guardiansoftware.com/index.html
The above are just two from a quick google search, I am sure there are more.
Ask you boss to send out a memo and that no more business unrelated surfing
will be allowed and that we are now monitoring your surfing on the web, or
something like that. That should cover him from a legal standpoint.
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