Posts Tagged Capsa
How to Save Network Traffic to Hard Disk with Capsa?
Posted by Colasoft in Articles, Tips & How-tos on May 4th, 2010
We all know that packets never lie. Saving packets to local means we have preservation of evidence on the network. One basic mission of a network analyzer is to capture network packets and save them to disk. To help us understand easily, we can compare the network analyzer as a monitoring camera. A monitoring camera continuously records image 24 hours a day and stores the movie for a certain time span. When we need to check what really happened in the past, we just replay the movie and we figure all out.
Detecting Trojan and Worm with Capsa Network Analyzer
Posted by Colasoft in Uncategorized on April 30th, 2010
Almost all Trojans and worms need an access to network, because they have to send data out to the hacker. Only the useful data are sent to the attacker the Trojan accomplishes its mission. So it should be a good solution that we start from the aspect of traffic analysis and protocol analysis technology. We are going to detect the Trojan horse and worm with the help of a network analyzer-Colasoft Capsa. Capsa is an easy-to-use and intuitive network analyzer, which provides enough information to help check if there is any Trojan activities in our network. In this article I’m going to show you how to spot a Trojan or worm.
How to find the top bandwidth users with Capsa?
Posted by admin in Tips & How-tos on April 12th, 2010
Sometimes when our network is going abnormal, we need to find out and check the top bandwidth users for clues, such as BitTorrent downloading, online video, worm activities, and so on. With Capsa 7, you don’t need to do any settings or configurations. All you need to do is to run the program, and get the statistic results with a couple of clicks.
How to Detect Possible Network Loops in Network?
Posted by Colasoft in Articles, Tips & How-tos on April 12th, 2010
Do you know what a network loop is? Have you ever had a loop in your LAN? No matter you want it or not, a loop in the LAN can bring down your whole network. In this article, I’m going to show you how to troubleshoot network loops with Capsa?
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