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Yes there is. You can use socket spy or spynet's network capture. <br />
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Go to CNET.COM and do a search for those files I mentioned.<br />
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But be warned. Based on my own experience, using these types of software can be a real security risk.<br />
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I downloaded a shareware capture software, and after installing it, 12mb of data has been sent to somewhere I don't know.<br />
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Tried tracing it, but to no avail. <br />
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Yes there is. You can use socket spy or spynet's network capture.

Go to CNET.COM and do a search for those files I mentioned.

But be warned. Based on my own experience, using these types of software can be a real security risk.

I downloaded a shareware capture software, and after installing it, 12mb of data has been sent to somewhere I don't know.

Tried tracing it, but to no avail.



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i have tried to use those two programs<br />
but it didnt work<br />
what i meant was capture frames like the network monitor on the winnt(read the content,header ,data etc 
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i have tried to use those two programs
but it didnt work
what i meant was capture frames like the network monitor on the winnt(read the content,header ,data etc

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Err, that's what the network packet capture was meant to do... I just don't know how you like it 'served' but it gives you the raw data, and you can have it rreconstruct whatever it is that has been captured... <br />
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In anycase, sorry... I wasn't able to meet your needs... Perhaps other experts would... ;)))
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Err, that's what the network packet capture was meant to do... I just don't know how you like it 'served' but it gives you the raw data, and you can have it rreconstruct whatever it is that has been captured...

In anycase, sorry... I wasn't able to meet your needs... Perhaps other experts would... ;)))

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is there any way to capture frames from a modem which is connected to the isp.<br />
the modem is USR 56K
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is there any way to capture frames from a modem which is connected to the isp.
the modem is USR 56K

capture frames on a modem

Networking hardware includes the physical devices facilitating the use of a computer network. Typically, networking hardware includes gateways, routers, network bridges, modems, wireless access points, networking cables, line drivers, switches, hubs, and repeaters. But it also includes hybrid network devices such as multilayer switches, protocol converters, bridge routers, proxy servers, firewalls, network address translators, multiplexers, network interface controllers, wireless network interface controllers, ISDN terminal adapters and other related hardware.