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Is Connection Clean

hello, i am on a small lan running windows xp pro and the server is running wiindwos server 2000 my internet connection is shared via a router, want to know if my internet activies are logged in anyway in server 2000 i am useing software called smart protector pro to clean out my local machine but dose any one know if it logged on my netwtok profile or if there is any software i can use to clean out the history from the server?

Thanks

Jamie

mysticaldan

if ur talking abt the Internet server then the answer is NO. You can clean out ur computer but cannot clean out the other server. For ur own Internet Usage cleaning u can try the tools here. They are all good.

http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/security/fwcookie.html
http://www.snapfiles.com/php/download.php?id=107587 is good and so is
http://www.snapfiles.com/php/download.php?id=108678

Dan

JGoodenough

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so i would have been logged on the my server server?? between me And my ISP?? and there is no way of cleaning it out??

kneH

You cannot clean PC's you do not have access too.
Simple as that.

If you want to know what's being logged on the 2000server... ask the admin.

As for the ISP they can only use/give out info in case you break the userpolicy

jltari

It looks to me JGoodenough has a regular computer linked to a small network, which also has a W2k server linked to it. On this network there would be a router (like netgear, linksys, dlink,etc.) that shares the connection.
If this is the actual setup, I could say that nothing is logged on the Windows 2000 server, neither could it be done on the router.
Naturally, some stuff is logged on the ISP's servers, but this information can only be retrieved with a warrant in most countries. So if nothing highly illegal is done with this internet connection, the logs won't be used.

ahoffmann

> and there is no way of cleaning it out??
no, except you have access to the server itself

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