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How to Monitor IE Websites that user has opened for whole day

Answered How to Monitor IE Websites that user has opened for whole day

  • Wednesday, February 27, 2013 5:58 AM
     
     
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    Hi There,

    Could you please help me to monitor all the details of ie , that what user have opened on ie for the whole day. As i know i can just check the same by ie history, but user delete the history everytime , And the internet is working slow because user downlaods something onthere machine.

    machines are in domain network , and some are in to workgroup  ,please et me know the solution for both domain machines and as well as for workgroup machines..!!

    Thanks for your support in advance!!

    vkanwar

     

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  • Wednesday, February 27, 2013 8:20 AM
     
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    This little program will allow you to analyse the index.dat files, showing the activity of users, e.g. who looked at which website and when, and which documents were viewed. Download (in the left pane) the free version of Index.Dat Analyzer, here http://www.systenance.com/indexdat.php 

    To run it, click the drop down box alongside Location and then select a specific index.dat file to interrogate. Now select a relevant heading, e.g. click ‘Accessed’ to sort the entries by date/time. Also, there is a filter to narrow down your search.

    To include all index.dat files, click the green plus sign and click the Tab ‘Search for index.dat files’. Click Select Folder, click on the C:\ drive, click OK and now click Search then Add. These now appear in the drop-down box alongside Location.

    Embarrassing website visits can be deleted by putting a tick in the box alongside them and clicking the red X above.