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On Friday 30 June 2006 16:36, Bo Berglund wrote: > It is from time to time claimed that CVSNT is slow on network > connections and it has been very hard to figure out why. I have on > occation also seen strange delays that could be blaimed on networking. > For this it would be good to have a tool that is able to analyze the > TCP/IP traffic through a particular network connection by application, > TCP/IP port, destination address and amount of data sent/received per > time increment. Maybe even graping the usage. > Then one could see if some extraneous function is blocking the > network. > > So I am looking for a tool like this (and I am not after packet > sniffing ones like Ethereal or similar). Can anyone say if there is > such a Windows tool available? Open source preferred, next shareware. I'd say use Ethereal/tcpdump... if you want to see what's happening down the wire... probably a bit overwhelming unless you really are into the low-level details of tcp, ip, et al. Or: TracePlus/WinSock (commercial, from TracePlus/WinSock ($200)... time-limited demo available) ... which hooks into WinSock so you can see things from the winsock side of the connection (excuse the pun) - but this won't really show the real detail of exactly what's flying around in the network (for that see Ethereal). -- David Somers typographer/programmer/whatever