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From: hewitt@adams.cs.unc.edu (W. Joe Hewitt)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Re: AppleTalk analyzer...
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Date: 4 Oct 88 16:22:18 GMT
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In article Bowman@SCIENCE.UTAH.EDU (Pieter) writes:
]	William,
]
]    Please do make your code available.  There are many of us
]needing tools of this sort, but with not enough time to write
]them ourselves.

Very true.  I have also asked for my copy.  But, what I really need
is something that will let me trap packets to and/or from a given
node, count short packets, display network load, etc.  I need 
the AppleTalk equivalent of Excelan's LANalyzer.  It can be
either hardware or just software; I don't care.

I have TrafficWatch from Farallon and the other basic network aids,
but nothing will let me get into what is really happening on the
net.  I have been following the discussion on InterPoll and have
ordered my copy, but I still don't think that it is what I am looking
for.  Does anyone else have a need for a good AppleTalk management
tool?  Is there anything available?  If so, I'll take one.

Cheers!

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