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Wireshark

jaquesaulait
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Registered: ‎17-04-2008

Re: Wireshark

‎19-04-2008 7:23 PM

I don't know which NIC I have; how does one find out..?
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Strat
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Re: Wireshark

‎19-04-2008 7:35 PM

Right click 'Computer' or 'My Computer'. Click 'Properties'. Click 'Device Manager'. Click the + sign against 'Network Adaptors' and post the description of the Network Interface Card.
Edit: Or run the file devmgmt.msc and click the + sign against 'Network Adaptors'
Or open a command prompt and type in IPCONFIG/ALL
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jaquesaulait
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Re: Wireshark

‎19-04-2008 11:00 PM

Strat,
  they are:  Via Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter, and, 1394 Net Adapter.
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jaquesaulait
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Re: Wireshark

‎20-04-2008 11:21 AM

PJ,  I have XP on my PC; in the Compatibility section of the WS Properties, there is no option to "Run this program as an administrator" and there is no "Privilege Level" option / section.
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jaquesaulait
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Re: Wireshark

‎20-04-2008 2:31 PM

PJ,  it seems to be working now.  Thanks for your help, though.
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