Re: [WinMac] Windows equivalent for Interarchy Traffic Watch

From: Curtis Wilcox (cwcx[at]mail.rochester.edu)
Date: Fri Sep 14 2001 - 10:41:12 PDT

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    At 03:11 PM 9/14/2001 +0100, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
    >Interarchy (on Mac) has a useful tool currently called "Traffic Watch" which
    >shows all TCP/IP traffic in and out of your Mac.
    >
    >I know there are equivalent products for Windows - but what are they (and
    >can anyone recommend one)?

    I haven't used one which shows the contents of the packets but I've used
    TDImon from sysinternals.com which can show Windows programs communicating
    with IPs:ports.

    I know there's a free packet sniffer called Analyzer but I haven't used it.
    http://netgroup-serv.polito.it/analyzer/ It's probably typically used in
    promiscuous mode but I'm sure it has a setting so it only shows packets
    to/from your own computer. 

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