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On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 20:59:13 -0800 (PST), Robert Hoppe
<exploremn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
> I was wondering if you can tell me how to view a
> capture to just show network cards on a local network
> or subnet and how much traffic they generate. I don't
> need to know where they are going or what is coming to
> them. I am just trying to locate a bad network card
> that is flooding the network with garbage.
>
> I used to use the old Novell LanAlyzer to do this, but
> as everyone knows, that product is dead and buried.
>
> In a way, Ethereal seems to provide too much
> information making it cumbersome and confusing to
> perform a simple task.
>
> Basically it would be nice to see a display like
> ----------------
> IP Address,MAC Address,Bytes in, Bytes Out
> 192.168.200.15,00-11-EA-BA-23-22,234234,123843
> 192.168.200.16,00-22-EB-CA-13-42,234234234,12334234
> ----------------
> Just as an example...where you could see plain and
> simple something is up with workstation xx.xx.xx.16
> and then correct the problem.
>
> So...is this even possible with Ethereal, or am I
> stuck on this river without a paddle?
>
> Danke,
> Robert
>
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