When you have an internet network, can you see what sites the other computer has been visiting?

Answer 1

That depends.

If you are at work, your company has probably hired a network administrator to set something up to verify where you go and what you do online.

If you are setting up your own LAN at home you can use various software programs to track where the computers are going on the Net.

If you are at home for example and two systems are logged in to the LAN and browsing the Internet is it possible to see what you are looking at from the other computer? Unless someone installed special software, No.

Answer 2

Etherreal is a packet sniffing program. If you want the complicated "hacker" or computer nerd way of doing it all stealth and stuff , i suggest you get this program and lean how to use it.

For the simple way, just navigate to the computers temporary internet folder for the user on that computer. if they dont clear their cache or cookies you can get a good idea of what they have been viewing. on a windows computer its usually.
c:\doucments and settings\%username%\Local Settings\ Temporary internet files\

Where username is the user name the person was using on that computer.

Answer 3

I presume you mean the other pcs on the network.

This depends upon the network and its set up. Many corporate and academic sites have monitoring devices that tell management what sites are being seen by whom.

Answer 4

Only if the network is not switched. Even then, you would need to set up a packet sniffer, and have the technical expertise to interpret its packet captures.