I am testing with the demo version of nprobe for windows. Using the installer settings, the only flows I received were "out" from the interface, "in" always showed 0 bytes and packets. I used "nprobe /r nProbe" command to remove the service. Now I want to find the interface names and other available settings so I try the command "nprobe /c -h" which spawns a new command prompt window. That window remains open for a few seconds then closes so I can't view the information in it. The OS is Windows Server 2008 SP1. Any thoughts on why a new window is spawned with the /c option that then closes? Is there a way around this that you know of? Thanks! Phil
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