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Introduction
» SoftPerfect Network Protocol Analyzer
» Version History
Analysis
» Traffic Flow Diagram
» Host Activity
» Protocol Distribution Diagram
» Packet Size Distribution Diagram
Using Software
» Getting Started
» Capture
» Traffic Filters
» TCP Session Reconstruction
» Packet Builder
» Packet Sender
» Loopback Monitoring
» Options
» Other Features
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» Known Issues & FAQ
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Capture

The first step in analyzing your network traffic is to capture a number of network packets. To start the data capture, click the Start Capture button in the main window of the program or choose Capture - Start Capture in the main menu.

Depending on the settings you have selected, all or some of the packets are then processed and presented as in the following screen shot:

Capture Window

Packet Decoder

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This displays the packet headers and data in an easily readable form. Right-click on this window to pop up a local menu. This menu allows you to expand or collapse the data tree and save it to a text file. It also has some node copy functions.

Packet Decoder

Session

This shows a set of packets captured from the network. Right-click to invoke the popup local menu to send selected packets to the network or copy any packets you need to the packet builder.

Session

Packet Editor

This screen displays a selected packet. You can edit the packet and then send it back into the network.

Packet Editor

You can use the packet editor to modify the contents of a packet and perform the following functions:

Saves packet to file Saves the packet to a file.

Changes size of packet Changes the size of a packet.

Updates packet in current session Updates the packet in the current session.

Sends packet to network Sends the packet to the network.

Changes packet encoding Changes the packet encoding. The following code pages are supported: WIN, DOS8, ASCII, MAC, and EBCDIC/IBM.

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