Hi, I have a Laptop with wireless connection (windows), Im trying to simply monitor what websites the 2 other users (my kids) are accessing. One of the computers is connected via Ethernet Cable (windows), and the other is connected wireless (and is a Mac) How do i get to the point where i see a list of websites (ex. http://www.google.com/) the users are accessing? (sorry for my bad english) it would really help to get some professionel guidance Im looking forward to getting help soon.. --HamDer... asked 22 Oct '11, 06:40  HamDer |
2 Answers:
connect a 100m hub, not switch, between the wireless router and your internet modem connection. (This way you're using the hub to broadcast all the inbound and outbound traffic to your computer. A switch won't work for this purpose unless your switch is sophisticated enough to do port spanning or port mirroring). Plug your laptop into the hub. Now you can see all the traffic between your network and the internet. Run a capture. Go to Statistics | HTTP | Load Distribution and type http.host. Now look at the "HTTP Requests by HTTP Hosts". This will show you all the HTTP type traffic coming in and out of your network. answered 15 Jan '12, 20:53  John_Modlin |
Creating account on opendns.com and the whole http traffic is monitored. great for families with little children. within the opendns center you are able to configure with a few clicks restrictions (porn,p2p etc). have fun answered 19 Jan '12, 09:23  macschussel |
