Hi all,
I'm trying to evaluate whether to get a license for LittleSnitch and have a couple of questions:

(1) Do I need to specify rules for a particular application in order for LittleSnitch to trap and display any outgoing traffic from the app in question?

(2) What kind of rule should I specify if the answer to (1) is Yes?

I am trying to see what TCP/IP traffic MS Word (10.1.6) generates on Mac OSX 10.2.8 when I try to open a Word file on a remote Mac (same OS and Word versions). I first have logged into the remote machine via the Connect-to-Server GUI application from the local machine. I am hoping LittleSnitch can indicate for me which port requests Word is sending out as it tries to open a Word document on a remote machine.

In demo mode, I see no pop-up windows from LittleSnitch when I open remote Word documents. I easily get pop-ups from LittleSnitch when I use Firefox or Eudora, for example. TCP/IP traffic from these apps are on the ports I'd expected.

Likewise, when I bring up iTunes, I see no pop-ups from LittleSnitch, even though I am sharing the iTunes library and have configured iTunes to search for music upon opening.

Any ideas, or suggestions on how to get LittleSnitch to tell me what Word and iTunes are up to would be greatly appreciated!

Ed
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E. J. Mansky II
Eikonal Research Institute
Bend, Oregon
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