How to Monitoring Your Employee

NetVizor was built with ease of use being a primary concern. NetVizor is separated into two separate entities:

• The Client
  The NetVizor client does the actual "work". The client is installed on each PC on your network and from there it records all relevant PC user activities, performs content filtering duties, and remote administration handling.
  
  
• The Viewer
  The NetVizor viewer is the tool that helps tie all the NetVizor monitoring clients together. The viewer enumerates all workstations on your network being monitored by NetVizor - as well as roving users being tracked. All you have to do is select a user or workstation and click the "View User Activity" button to view the user's activities on your network!

NetVizor's Main Network Configurations:

In Localized Storage Mode (the default log storage mode), logs are stored on each monitored PC. The Viewer can be used to view these logs from one central PC - removing any footwork involved in viewing logs across the network. Localized log storage uses less network bandwidth than centralized log storage, but does not offer the beneficial archiving and roving user tracking that centralized log storage has. [See screenshot]

NetVizor can be configured to store logs on a centralized server or computer on a network. This ability is beneficial in that logs are all stored on one PC for easy backup and retrieval. No logs are stored on workstations locally for users to discover, or stumble upon. While centralized log storage uses more bandwidth on the network to store logs, log storage is much more organized and secure. No logs are saved or copied on the local workstation being monitored. Centralized Log Storage also allows for the logging of multiple subnets not directly accessible to the viewing computer - just add the log storage locations on the subnet gateway computers to the viewer.

Like localized log storage no footwork is needed to view logs - as the viewer will display each workstation logged, as well as roving users, from one central location. [See screenshot]

NetVizor has the powerful ability to categorize individual users logged on your network, along with workstations logged. This is useful when users may use multiple workstations during the day - but use the same logon name to get into the network. In this case, with centralized log storage in use, roving users will be monitored and logs will be stored according to their username - so you can see what did they did at anytime, regardless of what workstations they were using. [See screenshot]

NetVizor does not only focus on centralized monitoring, but centralized administration as well. NetVizor gives you the ability to perform remote security audits, remotely browse file systems on any workstation being monitored by NetVizor - as well as shutdown, restart, lock, and freeze workstations. NetVizor's remote administration features allow all activity logs to be viewed remotely, as well as specific system information - such as open network ports, network connections, temporary Internet histories, and more! NetVizor gives the administrator the ability to remotely control what windows are open on the remote workstation, what applications are being used, and the option of actually viewing screenshots of the user's desktop in real time. [See screenshot]