Overview of NetMon by Yuri Diogenes

re: Overview of NetMon by Yuri Diogenes

dandrade — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 07:27:40 GMT

Great product. I believe this one will make not so tech type start using NetMon tools.

I have a question regarding subject.

All adapters except one are configured. It happened naturally during installation. However there is one missing. It is a PCMCIA Kyocera card I user to connect using 3G technology.

On the list of networks is shows this:

1x-EVDO (This network adapter is not configured to capture.)

Status: This network adapter is not configured to capture. (0x00000483)

IPv4 Address: 200.120.140.25

IPv6 Address: None

Hardware Address: 00-14-15-00-66-00

Linkspeed: 0 bps

Media Type: PPP

State: None

If I select it, and start a capture I get a message:

Unable to start a capture. Please make sure that you have a selected network adapter bound to the Netmon driver.

How do I bound and enable it?

re: Overview of NetMon by Yuri Diogenes

perrog@gmail.com — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 21:54:01 GMT

Thanks for providing that picture above how to do a simple TCP.Port == 80 capture. :-)

I think this blog is interesting, and hope there will be more basic topics how to deal with Netmon filters. I've been using tcpdump a while on MacOS X (http://www.tcpdump.org), but it's rule definitions are completely different in syntax and semantic.

re: Overview of NetMon by Yuri Diogenes

PaulELong — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:36:49 GMT

Please also look at the blog entry

http://blogs.technet.com/netmon/archive/2006/10/17/into-to-filtering-with-network-monitor-3-0.aspx

This has some more information on filtering with NM3. Hopefully this will help as well.

Afterwards, please let me know if there are other parts of filtering which you need clarity on.

Thanks,

Paul