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 Workgroup PC monitoring
We have an office of computers, both XP and Windows 7, networked together as a workgroup. The boss is asking if there is a tool available that can monitor activity, website usage or what is going on within the workgroup to report activity.  We have a Windows 7 PC “acting” as a file share server and other things but not being in a domain environment what would be the options for monitoring activity a workgroup, blocking access to websites and reporting?  thank you.[o:p][/o:p]

ASKED: Apr 12, 2011  4:53 PM GMT
UPDATED: April 15, 2011  10:27:20 AM GMT
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Hello ConFLicker,

You can check this answer to a similar question.

Being in a workgroup might not be the best for management purposes, but it is doable.
Basically you need to "force" all internal network resources to go through a proxy server. The proxy will have the rules you configure - to allow or deny access to/from whatever you need - and will report user activities.

HTH
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U may try “Wamon Windows Activity Monitor” for the purpose.

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@ Rechil I will like to know more better about the WAMON WINDOWS ACTIVITY MONITOR

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