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ITWire: Review – Colasoft Capsa network analyser

If you run any type of network infrastructure there will come a time you need a low-level packet sniffer to work out just what is going on. Colasoft’s Capsa product challenges the myth these tools must be hard to use.

Have you ever had users ask why is the network so slow? Chances are high any IT professional will have looked into network related faults but found it difficult to get a handle on just what is going on because Ethernet is so, well, ethereal.

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Capsa network analyzer 7.2.1 reviewed by Firewall.cx

Using network analysing software, we are able to monitor our network and dig into the various protocols to see what’s happening in real time. This can help us understand much better the theoretical knowledge we’ve obtained throughout the years but, most importantly, help us identify, troubleshoot and fix network issues that we wouldn’t be able to do otherwise.

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Review: Colasoft Capsa from WindowsITPro.com

Colasoft Capsa 7.1 reviewed by Michael Dragone from WindowsITPro.com. Overall, Capsa is a joy to use. My only complaint is the high price tag, which might make it difficult to obtain if you don’t spend a majority of your time examining network traffic, as free (and excellent) alternatives exist. Despite this, I highly recommend this product and would be glad to add it to my toolbox.

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Review: Colasoft Capsa network analyzer from CrunchGear.com

by Scott Merrill on August 3, 2009

Chances are, if you’re in charge of supporting a network of any size, you’ll need to look at the actual packets that are passing back and forth across that network. Whether it’s to see whether a specific machine is sending or receiving packets as it should, or you want [...]

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Colasoft Capsa Provides Comprehensive Network Analysis at Your Fingertips

As computers become more ingrained in the daily operations of most companies, it seems that running into problems occurs more frequently and with greater consequences. When it comes to computer networks, the key issues are security, speed, and reliability. A newly improved network analyzer called Capsa 6.9 R2, developed by Colasoft Inc., can help companies monitor, detect, and troubleshoot network problems. This review highlights some of the main features of Colasoft Capsa, which together make the product an overall powerful tool for maintaining network security.

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Test-drive: Colasoft Capsa network analyzer – Review from TechRepublic

We are pleased to announce one of the major media in computer and software technology, TechRepublic.com, recently published a review of Capsa network analyzer :D

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Capsa 6.9 Recently Reviewed by FiberDownload.com

We are glad to see one of the biggest software directory, fiberdownload.com, recently tested Capsa 6.9 R2 and wrote us a very impressive review.
Capsa is a great and affordable all in one network analyzer tool that will help you carry out your daily activities without being afraid of Internet threats.
But the first question that you [...]

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Colasoft Capsa vs Wireshark, a Voice from Geminisecurity.com

eminisecurity.com, which is major in security solutions, has recently released a review about Capsa, compared with Wireshark. Capsa is well considered with the company, and they have made a excellent review in Capsa’s features:

You’ve already been introduced to Wireshark and learned how to use it. We now consider another tool, Colasoft Capsa Enterprise Edition, which [...]

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Capsa Enterprise Edition Recently Reviewd by Keylogger.org

We are happy to see that keyloggers.org, which has a special appetite in reviewing and testing monitoring software, recently tested and reviewed Capsa Enterprise Edition, also gave it a very favorable comment.
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Colasoft Capsa also has a lot of other advantages, but we think you already understood the two generic ones – first, the information analyzed [...]

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