EffeTech HTTP Sniffer v4.1
HTTP Sniffer - A HTTP packet sniffer and analyzer to capture HTTP traffic and rebuild HTTP files.


EffeTech HTTP Sniffer is a HTTP packet sniffer, protocol analyzer and file reassembly software based on windows platform. Unlike most other sniffers, it is dedicated to capture IP packets containing HTTP protocol, rebuild the HTTP sessions, and reassemble files sent through HTTP protocol. Its smart real-time analyzer enables on-the-fly content viewing while capture, analyze, parse and decode HTTP protocol.

By delivering an ease of use, and award-winning HTTP monitoring utility, the EffeTech HTTP sniffer has become the preferred choice of managers, network administrators and developers worldwide. No matter you are a professional or a newbie, you can easily get anything about the HTTP traffic on your LAN.

New version supports chunked or gzip mode.


Features

> Real-time Packet Analyzer
> Parse and decode HTTP protocol. Enable on-the-fly content viewing while capturing and analyzing.
> Powerful HTTP File Rebuilder
> Recognize the reconstructed stream of each TCP session. Through analyzing HTTP packets in the same TCP connection, reassemble the original files transfered by HTTP protocol. You can easily view and save the rebuilt files.
> Support Various File Type
> Currently support HTML, XML, GIF, JPG, Flash, Zip, Exe and etc.
> Powerful Packet-capturing Filter
> Provide a flexible mechanism to monitor specific target host and file types.
> Exact Timestamp
> Exactly record who have visited where and when.
> Customized Logging
> Export LOG file as HTML or customized CSV format.

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mrloopz 11.06.2008 08:11 GRACIAS HERMANO.....!!!

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xxxplosive 10.06.2008 00:21 does dis software do the same for WLAN? will chk it out ... thnx