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spysure network version is the most dependable, full-featured remote Internet Monitoring Software available. spysure network version provides both Instant Email Notification & Chat Alerts with Comprehensive Hourly & Daily Activity Reports.
This gives you the control to be copied IMMEDIATELY on their emails, chats, instant messages and keywords. In addition, receive detailed hourly email reports of ALL their computer usage , Including emails sent and received, both sides of chats and instant messages, web sites visited, sensitive words and phrases, programs launched, peer-to-peer (P2P) files downloaded, every keystroke typed, and logon/logoff activity.
You have the right to track what is happening on your computer while you are away, and with spysure network version 5.0, it is as easy as checking your email.
spysure network version remote Internet Monitoring Software comes with an optional remote install. The remote install is perfect for situations where you do not have access to the computer that you need to monitor. The Remote install option allows you to send a file to the machine that you need to monitor.
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Hi James,
I did some quick searching today and can't find Mac filtering software. I'll ask around and see if I can round up a posse.
Investigate the multiple user function in OS9. That way, at least the software--if it exists-- would only be active when the kids are logged in to their account. Or you might be able to set up times that each account can be on the computer.
Ask your ISP if they have any filtering/blocking tools at the server end. Ours does.
Look at your browser. I know IE has built-in filtering tools, but they don't let you see sites visited if the kid figures out how to erase the history.
Best internet filter--Mom and Dad, when possible. I know that's seldom 100% possible. What worked for use was this: the kids knew I was techie type; their friends called me the "Ancient Geek." I liked it. I told the kids I'd know if they had been to "bad sites." Knowing that I could take the mysterious Mac apart, make it better, and put it back together impressed them. They assumed I could find out anything related to the computer. In a way, I could.
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Child Internet Monitoring Software

Anybody know of any good monitoring software for G3 Beige OS 9.2.2? Free, perhaps?

Hi James,
I did some quick searching today and can't find Mac filtering software. I'll ask around and see if I can round up a posse.
Investigate the multiple user function in OS9. That way, at least the software--if it exists-- would only be active when the kids are logged in to their account. Or you might be able to set up times that each account can be on the computer.
Ask your ISP if they have any filtering/blocking tools at the server end. Ours does.
Look at your browser. I know IE has built-in filtering tools, but they don't let you see sites visited if the kid figures out how to erase the history.
Best internet filter--Mom and Dad, when possible. I know that's seldom 100% possible. What worked for use was this: the kids knew I was techie type; their friends called me the "Ancient Geek." I liked it. I told the kids I'd know if they had been to "bad sites." Knowing that I could take the mysterious Mac apart, make it better, and put it back together impressed them. They assumed I could find out anything related to the computer. In a way, I could.
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Internet monitoring

Hello all,
I switched to Mac from the PC world and ....OH MY GOSH why didn't I do this earlier?
The only thing I miss is the internet monitoring software that was available. Besides Spectorsoft which works ok but has problems recording more than a couple of days, and the parental controls which aren't the best options for spouses or peers, how can you provide yourself and your spouse some accountability using safari? How difficult would it be to put a password on the history so you COULD NOT delete it without the code? THat would make a secondary program unnecessary and do a better job all round if you could just protect the history from being deleted.
Anybody know of a secondary program to help, or a way to "lock" the history?
Thanks,

Thank you both for the secondary product solutions. I will try out the trial for both of them. I wonder why I didn't find them from my searches? I must need to learn how to "google" a little better.
I have left feedback for apple on the Safari password thing. It would be great if apple would take the initiative to have the first REALLY family friendly web browser. Being able to prevent the history from being erased would be such a helpful tool.
ON a side note is there other sites than the apple listings that show second party software available for the Mac? The only weakness I have found on the Mac is there is less software written for it. Other than that my switching to Mac has been something I am am SO thankful for and suggest to everyone else I know still stuck in Windows land. (aka the molasses swamp of candyland)

How can i do this, Check to see if you have any network monitoring software that might be using your iCloud account

How can i do this, Check to see if you have any network monitoring software that might be using your iCloud account to automatically send messages, such as firewalls or internet security software configured to send an alert when a potential security issue

you can try:
*Wireshark: http://www.wireshark.org/download.html

Monitoring software (LBAVMS16) w/ WVC210

I have successfully added 11 WVC 210 cameras at different locations over the internet using the Monitoring software.
Just a few notes:
Dyndns does not work when trying to monitor outlying cameras (cant use dyns instead of static ip in the monitoring software). The locations must be put in the monitoring software using static IP's. This needs to be fixed.
These new cameras (WVC210) are GREAT!
The monitoring software needs to be compliant with Vista 64bit! Please fix this. I understand it works with 32 bit, but 64 is the future. [edit.. mine is 32 bit . sorry, and i goyt it to work just fine]
I have used Dlink DSC 950's, and they are crap! I am selling four if anybody wants them.
I would be glad to be a beta tester for Vista 64. Good job Linksys! Looking at 11 different locations as I am writing this. Recording only motion detection. This has been needed and is a big plus for guys like me who want to monitor our outlying offices.
Message Edited by rsowell on 12-18-2008 09:19 AM

I tried it with several locations and the monitoring software would not work with dynamic IP's and DynDns.com (box checked and the DDNS name inserted, dyndns service was updated). But as soon as I put in the ip address, even without it being a static IP, it WOULD recognize the camera. At least until the IP changed.
DDNS name through DYNDNS.com was *****.dyndns.org. I was using the DDNS name with other software to check and insure dydns.com was updated at the time.
Message Edited by rsowell on 12-12-2008 12:50 PM

Access Denied Error Opens when Installing HP Monitor Software (Windows 7)

im getting the following error trying to upgrade my screen driver.
"Access Denied Error Opens when Installing HP Monitor Software (Windows 7)"
I found this error in the help area but it doesnt address the problem, it simply describes the device manager instalation procedure, which I am using , and which results in the error.

Hi debgibson,
What is the monitor model number and what is the PC model number?
...an HP employee just trying to help where I can, but not speaking on behalf of HP.

WVC54GCA wireless internet monitor, what a frustrating product, someone please help

ok here is the problem:
I am able to see the video via network webcam. However, it is not what I bought it for. I'd like to make it WIRELESS. So
I followed the setup wizard, but it says it can not locate it on Step 2. Why?? I can see the video via 192.168.1.77 which is
the default internal webside for this wireless webcam
Anybody please help
thanks
Hui

The article below will guide you on how to configure Wireless settings of a camera.
http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=6a89a158db094b01a30f926a57ac05f4_17413.xml&pid=80&...
Title: Setting Up the Wireless-G Internet Monitoring Camera to be Accessed Remotely Over the Internet Article ID: 16337
http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=38a241e0e57246b4a186b7275b6cc4a0_16337.xml&pid=80&...

Cisco video camera monitoring software from remote location

Hello
What is the best way to use the Cisco video camera monitoring software from remote location.
I am talking about the AVMS / SWVMS software.
I am thinking of either a vpn tunnel or Remote Desktop (Terminal Services).
I would like to use the vpn tunnel, but am afraid that the encryption/decryption of all data will drastically slow down the data throughput.
THanks,
Cliff
CCO: clifford.gormley

Hi Clifford,
Thank you for posting. I use the AVMS software remotely and it works good. At first I changed the http ports of each camera and forwarded those ports in the router. I set up the cameras in the remote AVMS software with the WAN IP address and port number. That worked quite well. I then decided to try to reach the cameras through a VPN tunnel. I found that it worked perfectly and I was able to view up to 6 cameras. Your results will vary depending on how much bandwidth you have at each end. The important thing is the upload speed at the camera end of the tunnel. I have anywhere from 3-4 Mbps at any given time for the upload speed at the camera side and 30-40 Mbps download speed at the AVMS server side. I have also used UltraVNC to view the AVMS server through the tunnel and that worked well. Note that if you view the AVMS software using RDP you will see a black screen where the video should be. This is a limitation of RDP, not the software.
Please reply if you have any questions.

Internet security software

Please could anyone advise on the best Internet security software package for a MacBook Pro? It's our first Mac and is on OS X Lion. Thanks.

Hi,
Please have a read of this...
http://www.reedcorner.net/guides/macvirus/

Do I need Internet Security Software for IPONE 5S?

Does anybody know if it is recommended to use additional Internet Security Software to protect my Iphone?

Not needed
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22315137

Do I need internet security software for macbook pro

When I purchase my new MacBook Pro from Bestbuy, it came with free internet security software that is Mac compatible. Do I need it?

I would not download and install any additional software if it was me...with a firewall in place, and good computing practices, the Mac OS X system does a great job of self-protection. The info in Thomas's site is also a big help.
Also, keep in mind that the worst of the worst are Norton and McAfee for Mac OS X systems, and MacKeeper is generally considered to be malware in itself...almost impossible to remove once installed because of the way it hides files that keep popping up on you.

Do I need internet security software for my iPad?

Is anti-virus or internet security software needed for my iPad?

There isn't any. That would break the security model used by Apple. Apps cannot
-- modify os.
-- modify other apps
-- look at other apps data with the exception of pictures.
You can change your dns address so as to pick a fast and secure dns site. I pick google: 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4
Apple provides for these things.

WVC200 Audio issues when used with Monitor software

I use a number of WVC cameras and when I view them through a browser, the audio works fine. When I use the Linksys "monitor" software, i have a continuous echo/noise problem. Is there a fix to this or am i limited to watching them one at a time through a browser??
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi.
These products are being handled by the Cisco Small Business Support Community.
*If my post answers your question, please mark it as "Accepted Solution".
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Exchange Server 2013 Monitoring Software

Greetings,
Any suggestion for Exchange Server 2013 monitoring software that is capable of :
1- Monitoring Server Status / Health / Resource Utilization / etc..
2- Incoming / Outgoing email messages to / from the organization
3- monitoring specific mailbox for incoming/outgoing messages
4- spam detection
5- message content when monitoring mailboxes
Thanking you

Hi Jamil,
If you are using hardware appliance then you can check with the hardware appliance vendor for the functionality or you can enable anti spam agent on mailbox server role as well. Mailbox server role will provide you following anti x facilities once enabled.
Sender Filter agent: compares the sender on the MAIL FROM:
SMTP command to an administrator-defined list of senders or sender domains who are prohibited from sending messages to the organization to determine what action, if any, to take on an inbound message;
Recipient Filter agent: compares the message recipients on the
RCPT TO: SMTP command to an administrator-defined Recipient Block list. If a match is found, the message is not permitted to enter the organization. The recipient filter also compares recipients on inbound messages to the local recipient directory
to determine whether the message is addressed to valid recipients. When a message is not addressed to valid recipients, it is rejected;
Sender ID agent: relies on the IP address of the sending server and the Purported Responsible Address (PRA) of the sender to determine whether the sender is spoofed or not;
Content Filter agent: assesses the contents of a message and also acts on the safelist aggregation feature, which collects data from the anti-spam safe lists that Outlook and Outlook Web App users configure and makes this data available
to the Content Filter agent;
Protocol Analysis agent: is the underlying agent that implements the sender reputation functionality. Sender reputation relies on persisted data about the IP address of the sending server to determine what action, if any, to take on an
inbound message. A Sender Reputation Level (SRL) is calculated from several sender characteristics that are derived from message analysis and external tests.
If you are not interested to use EOP then you have the option to use GFI or any third party tool. I would suggest if you are using hardware appliance then this would be done by the hardware appliance if capable of doing this. Thanks.
Regards, Riaz Javed Butt Consultant Microsoft Professional Services MCITP, MCITP (Exchange), MCSE: Messaging, MCITP Office 365

Cisco camera and SB monitoring software compatibility

Hi all,
We are currently looking into Dome Day/Night Outdoor security cameras and the small business ones may not fit our needs. I have done some research and found CIVS-IPC-2630V.
Would this camera be compatible with the small business monitoring software SWVMS16?
Thank you.

Hi, My name is Eric Moyers. I am a Network Support Engineer in the Cisco Small Business Support Center.
Unfortunately none of the Enterprise Camera's are compatible with the Small Business Video Monitoring Software.
If using the Basic version, only Cisco Small Business Cameras are recognized. (WVC210, WVC/PVC2300, PVC300, VC220 and VC240) There are some new cameras in development, but there is no timeframe for availability yet.
If you have any other questions, please let us know.
Eric Moyers
Cisco Network Support Engineer
CCNA, CCNA-Wireless
1-866-606-1866

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