Posted: 2/7/2012 12:00:01 PM EDT
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Is there a FREE program to monitor web sites visits for every host on a home network. I do not care about key logging, just website visits. Thanks, |
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In all likelihood your home router probably has some very basic logging, just depends on how much detail and history you want. Yep, most routers do. But it's limited. For shits and giggles, I started the logging on my neighbor's open router. I have no idea who's it was, but it was well within range of my old house. Nothing interesting showed up. I have no idea how to get it more detailed. |
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What you can do is set up a proxy server on your internal network and then configure the browsers of your other PCs to proxy web requests through it. That way it'll see everything going out. If you're at all Linux savvy, check out Squid-cache
ETA: Looks like there is a windows version as well: http://squid.acmeconsulting.it/. Not sure how viable it is though. |