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Posted by Jeannine on August 11, 2006, 9:52 am
Please log in for more thread options Thank you frank, this does help.
Jeannine
"Frank Clark" wrote:
> Hello Jeannine,
>
> The only way to really monitor Live communication is to use live communicator
> server or to have a good network sniffer on your network's WAN segment. Since
> Live and most other chat programs will default to port 80 as a port of last
> resort most of the time it is hard to monitor or control these programs.
>
> From what I have experienced at customer sites, it does vary. You will usually
> have a hand ful of poeple that do chat and a few of those that abuse it and
> personal emails on company time also.
>
> There are a few other measures that can be taken if you want to block it
> by blocking the applications using group policies and such other measures.
>
> Live Communication server does have connectors to most of the magor chat
> services now also.
>
> Frank Clark
>
> > My supervisor wants me to find out if people have been having live
> > chats on agency time. We have server 2003 and xp operating systems on
> > the pc's. Is there a way to search for live chat usage and check to
> > see if they are agency related or personal?
> >
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