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Q-6: Can I use WinPcap on a PPP connection?
A: We have tested WinPcap on PPP connections under Windows 95, Windows 98 and
Windows ME. In Windows 95, due to a bug in NDIS, WinPcap sometimes resets the
PPP connection. In Windows 98/ME this bug appears to be corrected, and WinPcap
seems to receive correctly, however it is not able to send packets. Under
Windows NT/2000/XP there are problems with the binding process, that prevent a
protocol driver from working properly on the WAN adapter. The problem is caused
by the PPP driver of WinNTx, ndiswan, that doesn't provide a standard interface
to capture.
http://www.mirrors.wiretapped.net/se...inpcap-FAQ.txt
I had thought that tk2k had gotten it to work in the past... but I can't find the thread on it ATM....
EDIT:
OK! I found it... read through the whole thread....
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=237890
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To correctly install capture driver in Windows 2000 operating systems you must follow these steps.
1. Open Windows 2000 Control Panel.
2. From Windows Control Panel make a double click on "Network and Dial-up Connections" icon. Then double click "Local Area Connection". In the new window click on the 'properties' button.
3. Click on the Install button in the window where you can install new network components.
4. In the next window choose the line labeled Protocol...
5. . . . and click on Add button.
Then click on the Have Disk button and on following window choose the full path where you have uncompressed the network device driver (this folder must contain the files packet.inf and packet.sys). Click on the OK button.
6. Choose the voice BPF Packet capture Driver v X.XX (where X.XX is the number of the version you are installing). Follow instructions displayed on your monitor (Note: this installation can ask you the CD containing Windows 2000).
7. In the list containing network components, you can now see a line labeled BPF Packet capture driver vX.XX.
The driver creates the binding on all the network interface installed on your computer. If some interface must not be used to capture packets you can remove the binding for that specified interface.
At this point select OK and reboot the machine.
Then you should be able to use windump... according to (V)/\>< it works...
Oh, BTW: You might want to see if ethereal will work after installing the packet capture driver on 2k too...
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http://www.sniff-em.com/ claims to be able to do it...
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Dialup support for Windows XP, 2000, NT4 added.
http://www.sniff-em.com/sniffem.shtml
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» Stealth Sniff'em™ doesn't generate any Network Traffic making it virtualy indetecable.
» Dial-up support Sniff'em™ is the only sniffer that supports Dialup adapters on windows 2000 and XP! Sniff'em™ does not rely on normal freely available Packet drivers and can as such offer more features and is more flexible then any other competitor.
» Compability Others droped Windows 95 aswell as Windows 98, we don't. We support Windows 95(abc),98(SE),ME,NT4,2000 and XP.
I have never used it... but after much searching a while ago (before I got dsl) thats all I could find.... :(