Wireless network problems?

Question

Is their an area where the websites that people view using my wireless network get stored on my computer?

If so, how do I delete it.

Answer 1

To view the history of accessed websites across your entire network, you mean? The ability to do this, and how to view or delete them, is different depending on your brand of router.

Generally, you have to access your router's setup page. Try going to "192.168.1.1" or "192.168.0.1" in your web browser. However, to access your router's setup, you will need the name and password you made when you first setup the router (or, if you didn't make one, the default is usually "admin" for the username and "password" for the password). Once in the setup, search around for a logs or history option, which is usually accompanied by a delete or clear button.

For example, on my NETGEAR wireless router, I can either try going to "routerlogin.net" or go to "192.168.1.1" to access my router's setup page, where I input my username and password. My settings show up, and over on the left side of the page there is a Logs link, where it shows a list of all websites recently accessed, and under this list there is a Clear button, which deletes the list.

Answer 2

No, there is not a residential router that will keep a log of others surfing histories using your network. If you are running a server, and have all your network connections go through it you can log all web access.

Answer 3

There might be, if you view your history, normally in C:\Documents and Settings\user\history and also cookies, just delete all thats in there.

Answer 4

these are stored on th pc that was logged on not in the router.

Answer 5

I know this doesn't help much, but I have the same problem.

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