Dial-up logging?

[FatalException0E]

We just got a phone bill that lists calls to the dial-in support at a remote site. It looks like the connection was frequently interupted and re-dialed. Between about 8 or so calls, the line was in use on long distance from about 3:00 PM Friday to 2:00 or 3:00 PM Sunday This was not done in PC Anywhere or anything. This was a Unix box our computer was connecting to, so it was done with a Windows dial-up networkconnection.

The suspects are a couple of Win98 machines and a Win2k box. Is there any way to find out when and for how long the computers were using a dial-up connection?

[Radical Dreamer]

We just got a phone bill that lists calls to the dial-in support at a remote site. It looks like the connection was frequently interupted and re-dialed. Between about 8 or so calls, the line was in use on long distance from about 3:00 PM Friday to 2:00 or 3:00 PM Sunday This was not done in PC Anywhere or anything. This was a Unix box our computer was connecting to, so it was done with a Windows dial-up networkconnection.

The suspects are a couple of Win98 machines and a Win2k box. Is there any way to find out when and for how long the computers were using a dial-up connection?

Checked the modem logs?

[FatalException0E]

Checked the modem logs?

That exists on a Windows box? I need to be able to check from the Windows end. We know which Unix machine was dialed into. We need to know which computer dialed out and why.

[Radical Dreamer]

That exists on a Windows box? I need to be able to check from the Windows end. We know which Unix machine was dialed into. We need to know which computer dialed out and why.

Not 100% sure where its at since its been a while, but I do know that windows keeps modem logs, I wish I had a modem close by so I could find it for you