I use a product called EtherPeek. It is a great protocol analysis app. It comes with a full suite of other network tools as well.
It is made and sold by a company called "Wild Packets." They just changed their name to this from AG NetTools recently.
L8r,
eric
On Friday, December 1, 2000, at 02:52
on 12/1/2000 11:52 AM, "Douglas K Wyman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a Mac utility that can sniff ethernet packets to
> diagnose the integrity of an ethernet network? I'm not trying to look at
> the contents of the packets, just to see whether any are being dropped or
> whet
Title: Re: Mac packet sniffer
Does anyone know of a Mac utility that
can sniff ethernet packets to
diagnose the integrity of an ethernet network? I'm not trying to
look at
the contents of the packets, just to see whether any are being dropped
or
whether there is an excessive numb
> Does anyone know of a Mac utility that can sniff ethernet packets to
> diagnose the integrity of an ethernet network? I'm not trying to look at
> the contents of the packets, just to see whether any are being dropped or
> whether there is an excessive number of collisions.
http://www.neonsof
Hello Ted,
The only "sniffer" product that I am aware of for the mac is Etherpeek.
Info can be found at:
http://www.wildpackets.com/products/etherpeek
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R o b e r t T . E d m i s t o n
Macintosh ® / Telecomm
Does anyone know of a Mac utility that can sniff ethernet packets to
diagnose the integrity of an ethernet network? I'm not trying to look at
the contents of the packets, just to see whether any are being dropped or
whether there is an excessive number of collisions.
Regards, Ted
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