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Network Monitor 3.2 has arrived!

I’m so excited about this release I had to commandeer Paul’s blog for the day and write about it. My name is Tawanda Sibanda and I am the lead program manager for Network Monitor. The team put a lot of effort into this version, adding many of the requests
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Open Source Network Monitor Parsers

With the release of Network Monitor 3.2 we plan to do all of our parser development as an open source project on http://www.codeplex.com/NMParsers . We will be releasing parser packages for Microsoft Protocols on a regular schedule. All parser issues
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Network Monitor Parsers on Codeplex

Parsers on Codeplex. Coming soon.
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Broadcasts

We can categorize traffic into two general types; directed and broadcast traffic. In the most general sense, a broadcast is sent to anybody that wants to listen. What I’d like to talk about is how broadcasts work and what they are used for. How broadcasts
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Map Of Visitors

Report Web Site
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NM3 TV – Video Help for using NM3

If a picture is worth a thousand words, than a video must be worth, …30fps * 1000 * …uh…ok…, like a whole lot. So this blog is going to be devoted to providing short help videos to help understand how to use the features of NM3. My original intention
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The Swimming Pool and the Drain Pipe

With the introduction of Network Monitor 3.2, we have introduced a new feature that allows us to buffer frames so that packets are not dropped. While this is a wonderful improvement this new feature introduces some side effects that you may be interested
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A Great New Way to Give Us Feedback for Network Monitor 3.2

Scenario Voting is a web-based system that will provide you with a list of scenarios to try and then easily "vote" on your experience. Each vote reflects information such as your satisfaction with the scenario, its importance to you and any additional
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Network Monitor 3.2 Beta has released!!!

I’m excited to announce that the Network Monitor 3.2 Beta has released. There are some exiting new features listed below of which many I have already spoken about in this blog: http://blogs.technet.com/netmon/archive/2007/12/28/santa-s-bag-was-full.aspx
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An Evangelist in Las Vegas

A few weeks ago I visited the glitzy town of Las Vegas for the Interop Conference 2008. While I’m not much of a gambler, the lure of technology was more than enough to get me excited about the trip. Pack thousands of tech-heads in a luxurious hotel, present
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SMB2 Parser for NM3.1

We have decided to release an SMB2 parser for Network Monitor 3.1 (released July 07) to hold people over untill the beta for Network Monitor 3.2 releases in early June. Where can I get the SMB2 parser? You can download SMB2.NPL parser, along with SPARSER.NPL,
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Reassembly with NM3

Ever wonder how a network works? Maybe it just seemed so easy, and in your mind sending a file was just putting each byte on the wire to the receiving machine. That’s not too far from the truth but you’d be very selfish to think that the network was there
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Santa’s Bag was Full

The Elves are working furiously on the next version of Network Monitor 3.2. But it seems that NM3.2 won’t be under the tree for Christmas for this season. In a few more months, however, we will have a new Beta available for public consumption. And you
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Understanding HTTP Flow with Netmon 3 - By Yuri Diogenes

1. Introduction One of the most common protocols that we need to deal with these days is the HTTP Protocol. This is not only a privilege of Internet users, there are a lot of Intranet users that also use this protocol for internal transactions. This post
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NM3 One Click Capture Tool - BETA

Wish you could get a network capture from a computer with no capture software installed? Wish you could have a network traffic "flight recorder" on a USB key? Here's your answer!" The motivation behind creating this tool was to provide an extremely simple
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