Rickard �berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Justin Forder wrote:
>> Do you have the facilities to set this up across a network and sniff the
>> traffic on the wire?
>
>Nope. I only got a couple of NT boxes with a LAN (and a direct Inet
>connection).
OK, you've got the boxes and the network (LAN).
>
>Do you know of any such tools for NT? I could try and have the client on
>one machine and the server on another and sniff the traffic then.
(Disclaimer: I've no experience of socket-level traffic analysis myself.
I've worked with people who have.)
NT's own tool is called NETMON. I think you only get it with NT Server,
but I'm not sure.
You might also look at http://www.sstinc.com/
My workmates and I find their TracePlus WebDetective product very useful
for tracing HTTP traffic. They also do a tool called TracePlus/Winsock,
which might fit the bill. Here's a quote from their Web site:
"TracePlus/Winsock was used to test Windows 95, Netscape Navigator,
America Online, Compuserve WinCIM, the Novell Winsock TCP/IP stack, and
many other commercial Internet applications, by the software companies
that produced those respective products. In short, some pretty popular
Internet applications. See our Customer List for a partial list of our
users."
regards
Justin
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Justin Forder
