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If the internet connection goes via the server (proxying or similar) you need the server logs. If there's a firewall/NAT setup, you need those logs. If you just have a dumb router with NAT, there probably aren't any logs unless someone's deliberately sniffing and logging packets so you should be OK.
If there's a problem, you can always run your connection via an open proxy on the internet so the only connection in the logs is the connection to the proxy...
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