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Posted by Steven Bink September 11, 2006 12:28 PM with 1 comment(s)
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After many years the Microsoft network sniffer, Network Monitor, is coming back.

Network Monitor 2.1 is included as optional component in every Windows installation but has a severe limitation: it cannot put the network interface in promiscous mode, preventing capture of all packets passing on the cable (to have a full version of Network Monitor 2.1 you have to buy Microsoft System Management Server (SMS)).

Upcoming Network Monitor 3 will offer several new features and will finally be an uncapped, free, stand-alone application for Windows XP/2003/Vista/codename Longhorn (both 32 and 64bits):

  • Real time capture and display of frames
  • Simultaneous capture on multiple network adapters
  • Multiple simultaneous capture sessions
  • Network conversations and a tree view displaying frames by conversation
  • Enhanced capture/display filtering (with intelli-sense)
  • A new script-based protocol parser language, and script-based parsers

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cchance said:

   longhorn server really should include a version of 3.0 when it ships would really be beneficial to server admins, or atleast in my view as a server admin.   
September 11, 2006 6:42 PM

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