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Can I view Internet packets?network adapter. For example, if you display Network Connections (from the Control Panel) and right-click Local Area Connection you can select STATUS from the menu. This will display received packets in the Activity section. What I am looking for is software that will display these packets in ASCII format. -- Michael T. --------------- Environment: WinXP SP2 Broadband connection using a cable modem Network adapter: Broadcom 440x 10/100 Integrated Controller google for "port sniffer"
several freeware products will be in the first page or two. "Michael T." <anonym***@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message news:gcTBg.6795$Mz3.964@fed1read07...Show quoteHide quote > Looking for shareware/freeware that will display the incoming packets for > my network adapter. > > For example, if you display Network Connections (from the Control Panel) > and right-click Local Area Connection you can select STATUS from the menu. > > This will display received packets in the Activity section. > > What I am looking for is software that will display these packets in ASCII > format. > > -- > Michael T. > > --------------- > Environment: > WinXP SP2 > Broadband connection using a cable modem > Network adapter: Broadcom 440x 10/100 Integrated Controller >
home network;laptop shows up but not desktop, why?
[Q] Peer-to-peer with Windows 2000 + Internet Connection Sharing icf (internet connection firewall) File and print sharing how to set password on network share isp cache Networking Notworking :-) Home network Cannot browse all workstations Need a quick temp network connect. |
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