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| Model: SNMP-Sniffer |
| Manufacturer: Icon laboratories | | A promiscuous packet capture tool that simplifies SNMP analysis and debugging tasks!
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| Product Status: Discontinued - This product is no longer in production. This page is maintained for informational purposes only. Stock Status: Not Available |
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SNMP Sniffer
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The SNMP Sniffer receives, formats and displays SNMP packets in real-time.
By reading the SNMP MIB, the Sniffer displays SNMP packet information in a
verbose format using MIB strings.
The sniffer is highly configurable helping you to debug, monitor and analyze
your SNMP network, agent or manager.
Full logging capabilities record packet transactions for later analysis, while
an easy-to-understand graphical user interface provides a real-time display of
the network activity. Built-in OID and IP address filtering eliminates
unnecessary information providing faster problem analysis.
Packet Display Features
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Each packet captured is given a packet number and is displayed along
with host information concerning the source and destination of the
packet. The time of the packet capture is also displayed. |
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Each SNMP packet is parsed, and the values contained within the SNMP
data fields are given. These fields include version, community, PDU
type, request ID, error status, and error index. |
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The VarBinds (variable bindings) information for each packet are
displayed in a separate part of the window. This accommodates packets
with multiple VarBinds. |
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SNMP version 1 trap packets do not contain the same fields as other
SNMP packets. The field values of v1 trap packets are listed in a
separate window. |
Packet Display and Filtering Options
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Display options allow the user to utilize IP-to-DNS conversion, resolve
OIDs (object identifiers), display time in AM/PM format, and show/hide
the gridlines on the display. |
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The user may choose to only capture packets from/to a certain IP address.
Filtering may also be done on SNMP version or PDU type. Filtering on
ports other than the standard SNMP UDP port (161) is also supported.
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Filter options determine which packets are captured, not which packets
ignored by the packet capture driver. |
Capture Status
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When a packet capture session is begun, a dialog box displays the elapsed time of
the current capture and the number of SNMP packets accepted by the capture
driver. |
Hardware Requirements
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133 MHz Pentium PC |
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16MB or more of RAM |
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CD-ROM drive or access to a CD-ROM over a computer network (installation
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VGA or higher display adapter |
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Network adapter card |
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Connection to an Ethernet LAN |
Operating System Requirements - any of the following:
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Windows 98 |
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Windows ME |
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Windows 2000 |
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Windows NT 4.0 |
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