The Ethernet packet capture software decodes and analyzes IP packets, measures network load, resolves IP conflicts, and builds an ARP table. With a powerful filtering engine, it enables intrusion detection.
Network Spy is a versatile software that is ideal for administrators, programmers, and students who are interested in network technologies. Its various modes cater to a range of applications, enabling users to perform several diagnostic activities. With Network Spy, you can undertake packet capture and decode, network statistics gathering, software debugging, and intrusion detection and activity monitoring.
In packet capture and decode mode, Network Spy helps you to create a snapshot of data from an Ethernet network. You can easily decode widely-used IP protocols, including UCP, TCP, and ICMP. Furthermore, it provides an option to save data for later analysis, while decoded packets are presented in an easy-to-read format.
In network statistics gathering mode, Network Spy enables you to track the amount of data that applies to specific activities. For example, you might want to monitor how much data is transferred between user X and excite.com. You can specify the rules to track such activities and even monitor how much FTP data flows on your network.
For programmers interested in network software and web applications, Network Spy is a lifesaver. The software is a useful debugging tool that helps you to identify coding errors, calculate bandwidth utilization, and locate bottlenecks.
With Network Spy’s new rule-based filtering mechanism, you can capture only packets of interest instead of collecting all the packets on the network. The rules specify a pattern to match, such as capturing all ICMP packets when TTL is equal to 1. This helps in intrusion detection and activity monitoring on your network.
Finally, Network Spy includes several other useful tools, such as DNS Lookup, Ping, TraceRoute, and Whois, which simplify your daily tasks. Overall, Network Spy is an essential software for anyone who wants to troubleshoot their network issues effectively.
In packet capture and decode mode, Network Spy helps you to create a snapshot of data from an Ethernet network. You can easily decode widely-used IP protocols, including UCP, TCP, and ICMP. Furthermore, it provides an option to save data for later analysis, while decoded packets are presented in an easy-to-read format.
In network statistics gathering mode, Network Spy enables you to track the amount of data that applies to specific activities. For example, you might want to monitor how much data is transferred between user X and excite.com. You can specify the rules to track such activities and even monitor how much FTP data flows on your network.
For programmers interested in network software and web applications, Network Spy is a lifesaver. The software is a useful debugging tool that helps you to identify coding errors, calculate bandwidth utilization, and locate bottlenecks.
With Network Spy’s new rule-based filtering mechanism, you can capture only packets of interest instead of collecting all the packets on the network. The rules specify a pattern to match, such as capturing all ICMP packets when TTL is equal to 1. This helps in intrusion detection and activity monitoring on your network.
Finally, Network Spy includes several other useful tools, such as DNS Lookup, Ping, TraceRoute, and Whois, which simplify your daily tasks. Overall, Network Spy is an essential software for anyone who wants to troubleshoot their network issues effectively.
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