how to track browsing history in network

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Hi friends,

I have query to share with you all. Please advise on this.

I have networking like a company or internet cyber. I want track all the system browsed paths or links in the system of that particular network and wants to store in a particular Database.

Waiting for the responses.

Thanks...:)

Posted 7-Aug-14 23:01pm

Jagadish M Vadavatti

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hypermellow 8-Aug-14 5:06am

Hi, I'm not sure what your actually asking here.

I've read your question and it sounds like your looking for advice on how to track and log your network users internet activities? ... then I see it's tagged as C# and ASP.NET?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Aug-14 5:08am

Agree. It should be defined what is called "browsing", exactly...
—SA

Jagadish M Vadavatti 8-Aug-14 5:52am

See friend, I have 10 systems in my network. I want to know that each system visited URLs from the different browsers.

example.

System1:
www.google.com
www.facebook.com\radiocity
www.flipkart.com

System 2 :
www.amazon.com
http://aspsnippets.com/Articles
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions

like this from all the systems.

:)

hypermellow 8-Aug-14 6:04am

Hi, have you thought about implementing a proxy server in your network?
... that way, all internet traffic can be routed via the proxy server, which can be set to log all user requests?

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