they know what i m doing in my LAN computer in office! Help me to stop them

Hi friends,

i m in a very embrassing condition at the moment.

in my office the system administrator who use to sit in the main server computer, knows every thing..tht what i m browsing , with whom and what i am chatting, and even if i m playing games or not (i played once or twice during luch).

Now he is saying tht he have taken snaps of all those activities..i wonder how he do tht.

can you please help me, so tht i could stop/block him to see my computer connected in LAN by any mean..wither he is using the main server computer

i need ur help 

He probably has monitoring software installed, and probably not JUST on your computer. And since he's the administrator and you're not, you really have no right to defeat it.

What he's doing MAY be unethical... or it MAY be under management's direction. I worked in a government office once where all internet connections had to go through a proxy server, and all traffic was logged, and every user had his own proxy login, so if someone surfed something questionable or forbidden, they knew WHO it was, and under the terms of employment - which everyone had to agree to before being given a proxy login - the person could then be disciplined, from having their proxy access denied, right up to termination.

So the real question is, are the admin's actions endorsed by management, and if so, is there something in your employment agreement that allows them to monitor your usage? If not, you may be able to complain about his actions to management... otherwise, you have two choices: watch what you do on THE COMPANY'S computers, or find another job.

I'd be very surprised if the administrator is doing the monitoring without the endorsement of company management. In fact, corporate monitoring of employee computer activity is common and VERY LEGAL. Court cases have supported the employer's right to monitor AND apply appropriate disciplinary actions against employees who abuse company property.

So the long and the short of this is, stop doing stuff on company computer systems which you don't want them to know about and you know if they see the activity you can get disciplined. I'd be highly surprised if this thread stays open due to the TOS of this forum.