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[adielh]

Hey

I want to view what my users are doing on the domain,Like in live time
whats the best app to use or service

I am using a Linux domain server with a squid proxy with windows workstation

Thanx

 

[blaaislaai]

keyloggers?

 

[LazyLion]

binoculars?

 

[adielh]

funny?

 

[davemc]

ROFL!

You're asking to know what every person in front of an ATM in the world is doing right now, and you want us to recommend some software to magically do it for you.

Or, you could try to be more specific in your questions :
e.g. You want to see what your 20 users are currently browsing, but are not willing to turn on the SQUID proxy server's built-in logging facilities so you want us to suggest something else that would do it for you.

 

[adielh]

ROFL!

You're asking to know what every person in front of an ATM in the world is doing right now, and you want us to recommend some software to magically do it for you.

Or, you could try to be more specific in your questions :
e.g. You want to see what your 20 users are currently browsing, but are not willing to turn on the SQUID proxy server's built-in logging facilities so you want us to suggest something else that would do it for you.

yes thats basically wat i want.

I am not clued up with SQUID, but can all keystrokes be logged ?

 

[Random717]

I've used this successfully:
http://giannis.stoilis.gr/software/mysar/

 

[xrapidx]

Logging without their consent will get you fired...

 

[gregmcc]

What do you mean what they are doing on the domain? Do you want to monitor their authentications on the domain? Monitor their proxy usage? Monitor what they are doing on their desktops? Monitor what files they access?

You can various reporting programs for squid to give you their usage.

If you want to record all their key strokes then thats a completely different thing.

1) Its not legal of your employees haven't been informed
2) If you did tell all your employees I'm sure they would all resign anyway.
3) Unless your military and guarding the JFK files you have no reason to do that kind of monitoring.

 

[adielh]

I think my questions are relatively easy to answer, but never mind that if u guys thinking about criticizing me on the thread, you'll just look silly in the process. I find ppl making mediocre comments a nuisances to the ozone layer

kind regards

 

[vangend]

see what the request from the squid proxy use "tail -f /var/log/squid/access.log"

 

[hilton]

I think my questions are relatively easy to answer, but never mind that if u guys thinking about criticizing me on the thread, you'll just look silly in the process. I find ppl making mediocre comments a nuisances to the ozone layer

kind regards

You ask a half baked question and expect everyone to magically read your mind?

Take a chill pill, relax, loosen those tight panties of yours and rephrase your question but this time be more specific.

You will probably then get more serious answers.

 

[WHDylan]

I suggest using a tracking system used for Livechats.
The best IMO are LivePerson or Livezilla (free) (Has built-in GeoTracking).

Ofcourse you could always just "watch" your HTTP service's Access logs and work off of that, ie if you were on a Linux system you'd simply use the below for Apache.

tail -f access_log | awk {'print $4" "$1'}

This would watch your apache access_log and print the IP and Time of each new visit/hit.