Distinct Network Monitor Documentation TOC

• Overview
• Packet Analyzer
• Network Segment Traffic Statistics
• Installing Network Monitor
• System Requirements
• Installation
• Activating the Network Monitor License
• Installing a Network Monitor Agent
• Changing the Agent’s Configuration
• Encrypting packets
• Uninstalling Network Monitor
• About this Manual

• Taking a Network Capture
• Defining your Capture Settings
• Defining your Statistics Settings
• Report Folder
• Bandwidth Settings
• Chart Type
• Chart Settings
• Show Statistics

• Configuring Agents from Network Monitor
• Starting a Capture or Statistics on an Agent

• Creating a Filter with the built-in Templates
• Creating a Basic Filter Using Advanced Expressions
• Creating Advanced Filters with Advanced Expressions
• Applying a Filter to the Capture
• Applying a Filter to an Existing Capture File
• Managing your Filters

• Customizing the way you View a Capture File
• Ports and Captured Packets
• Searching a Capture File
• Saving Parts of a Capture File with Another Name
• Modifying and Resending Captured Packets

• All IP Traffic
• WhoIS
• Application Protocols
• Network Protocols
• IP Protocols
• MAC Traffic
• Bandwidth
• Packet Sizes
• Adapter Statistics
• General Statistics
• Ethernet Statistics
• Summary
• Creating Reports

• Converting Third Party Capture Files
• Saving a Packet Capture to a Text File

• Setting your Print Options
• Printing a Capture File

• Ping
• TraceRoute
• WhoIs
• TCP and UDP Connections
• Scan TCP Ports
• Base Conversion

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The Distinct Network Monitor is a protocol analyzer for Windows that includes both packet sniffing and network traffic statistical analysis tools.

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