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Hi oriontala1, &nbsp;the one I use &nbsp;and &nbsp;that may assist you in monitoring your own system.<br />
Active Ports<br />
This program enables you to monitor all open TCP/IP and UDP ports on a local computer.<br />
Whenever anyone access your ip address it flashed red, you can then highlight this Quiry Names <br />
it will show the remote address and local address.<br />
you then have the choice to terminate the process.<br />
<a href="http://www.tucows.com/preview/213738" rel="ugc">http://www.tucows.com/preview/213738</a>
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Hi oriontala1,  the one I use  and  that may assist you in monitoring your own system.
Active Ports
This program enables you to monitor all open TCP/IP and UDP ports on a local computer.
Whenever anyone access your ip address it flashed red, you can then highlight this Quiry Names
it will show the remote address and local address.
you then have the choice to terminate the process.
http://www.tucows.com/preview/213738 [http://www.tucows.com/preview/213738]

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Forced accept.<br />
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Computer101<br />
EE Admin
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I heard there are programs that you can remotely monitor internet traffic and see what people are using around you or more importantly see if someone is monitoring your (my) internet use. What are some programs out. I have a guy at work that I think has been monitoring my usage and &nbsp;I lock my laptop so im sure he has not had physical access to my laptop.<br />
Its a mac os. <br />
regards<br />
orionn1
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I heard there are programs that you can remotely monitor internet traffic and see what people are using around you or more importantly see if someone is monitoring your (my) internet use. What are some programs out. I have a guy at work that I think has been monitoring my usage and  I lock my laptop so im sure he has not had physical access to my laptop.
Its a mac os. 
regards
orionn1

internet monitoring

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