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You can use Ethereal. &nbsp;Plug the laptop loaded with Ethereal into the SPAN destination port and you can filter on the HTTP protocol.<br />
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<a href="http://www.ethereal.com" rel="ugc">http://www.ethereal.com</a>
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You can use Ethereal.  Plug the laptop loaded with Ethereal into the SPAN destination port and you can filter on the HTTP protocol.

http://www.ethereal.com [http://www.ethereal.com]

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will this show me the requests that are not getting responses?
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will this show me the requests that are not getting responses?

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is there any way/software that i can monitor a span port mirroing traffic on our edge router to make sure that every request is getting a responce. i am only intrested in the http traffic.
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is there any way/software that i can monitor a span port mirroing traffic on our edge router to make sure that every request is getting a responce. i am only intrested in the http traffic.

monitoring requests get a responce though span port

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