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LAN watching....

juNkie · 2000-10-26 09:51:00

Is there any programs out there that can look at a network and see which computer is copying from another or see who is downloadin from the net? There's no server, just 15 or so computers on a 100mb lan. Cheers.

26-10-2000 9:51am

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juNkie

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Is there any programs out there that can look at a network and see which computer is copying from another or see who is downloadin from the net? There's no server, just 15 or so computers on a 100mb lan.

Cheers.

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#2 26-10-2000 12:03pm

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There are loads of programs that do this.
What you're talking about is monitoring high level Windows networking stuff though.
There's a package called Net X-Ray which is very good.

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#3 26-10-2000 12:32pm

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Server admin would do it to some extent too (these are NT?).

Or if your authorised to do so you could install VNC as a service in view only mode and remove the status helper.

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