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November 6th, 2001
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 Network Identification My message is a little strange, I was wondering: I am on a large network at my current place of employment, I am using Limewire all the time and the Network Administrator used to get mad at me when I used Napster because he knew I was downloading MP3's. He says he can keep track of the web pages I go to, and I can see that because of proxyies and ****, but In any way, is the Network Administrator able to see what I am searching for or the names of the files I download? I just want to know....For safty sake. Thanks Mani  |
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