Router software.

[aolj]

Is there a logging software for the router so I can log activity of the network. Would it be able to log keystrokes too? I don't want to install it on a computer. Just logging it remotely?

Anyone used such software before?

Thanks.

 

[Mavtech]

I have the D-Link 614+ wireless router. I have it set to email me network activity once a day. The keylogging I think would have to be done with software, not from the router.

 

[aolj]

My router doesn't have the activity logging software either. I pretty much want to be keylogging clients on the network. Could it be done remotely? Do I still have to install software to the client's pcs?

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: ^aolj^
My router doesn't have the activity logging software either. I pretty much want to be keylogging clients on the network. Could it be done remotely? Do I still have to install software to the client's pcs?

You need to install software on each individual machine. Why do you want to do keylogging anyways?

 

[Mavtech]

Maybe because he's a paranoid admin or just a nosey one!!

 

[fw3308]

If you have a Linksys or Netgear router a company does make a product call Link Logger ( http://www.linklogger.com/ ) that does log all coming and going connections through your router and even categorizes them as to what they potentially be. It does not log key strokes though. You will need a stealth spy program like ISPy or something to do that.