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I have my internet cafe with 20 pc's running on windows XP &nbsp;service pack 2 on all. I have not configured my network with any provision. I use a switch with 24 ports and a dlink router. <br />
What is the Optimum techniques i should be using to make my cafe virus hazard free. I have usual virus/worms/trojans/malwar<wbr />e attacks. I use deep freeze. How can I get the solution to optimally use my hardware resources. I dont use any specific server techniques to route the bandwidth to users. how can i monitor bandwidth usage and sites visit log? &nbsp;<br />
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Can any body help me out this mess.<br />
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thanks,<br />
legenlegacy
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I have my internet cafe with 20 pc's running on windows XP  service pack 2 on all. I have not configured my network with any provision. I use a switch with 24 ports and a dlink router. 
What is the Optimum techniques i should be using to make my cafe virus hazard free. I have usual virus/worms/trojans/malware attacks. I use deep freeze. How can I get the solution to optimally use my hardware resources. I dont use any specific server techniques to route the bandwidth to users. how can i monitor bandwidth usage and sites visit log?  

Can any body help me out this mess.

thanks,
legenlegacy

How can I make my Internet Cafe Secured and Virus attack free?

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