Hello house
I need someone to develop a software with a good GUI that can monitor network traffic.

Its an assignment and time-bound.

If you can handle it, pls send me a mail headymoo@gmail.com.


Thanks

Download the source code , create an new c# Project and import it to vs . Debug the codes and add the some cool stuff . www.codeproject.com/Articles/2470/TrafficWatcher

Furnish me with more details.
Josiahaccounts@gmail.com

Thanks a lot bro.

I'm a newbie in programming sha.

Though I know HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Pls what's vs.?

proxy20:
Download the source code and import it to vs . Debug the codes and add the some cool stuff . www.codeproject.com/Articles/2470/TrafficWatcher

Have you ever heard of Wireshark?

www.wireshark.org

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Boss thanks for coming around but the thing is, I'm to develop a new application to be evaluated.

Fulaman198:
Have you ever heard of Wireshark?

www.wireshark.org

omotogoodo:
Hello house
I need someone to develop a software with a good GUI that can monitor network traffic.

Its an assignment and time-bound.

If you can handle it, pls send me a mail headymoo@gmail.com.


Thanks

i can do that call me or whatsapp on 08130687861 so we can talk better

omotogoodo:

Boss thanks for coming around but the thing is, I'm to develop a new application to be evaluated.

I guess the question should be how would one design a GUI-based version of TCPDUMP.

Your best bet is to go with proxy20's advise and use the code as is....considering you don't want to code at all.

Fulaman198:


I guess the question should be how would one design a GUI-based version of TCPDUMP.

TCPDUMP is for Unix, I assume the originator most likely requires a windows app considering he has zero knowledge of programming.

kudaisi:

TCPDUMP is for Unix, I assume the originator most likely requires a windows app considering he has zero knowledge of programming.

Whether it's for UNIX, GNU, or Windows, it doesn't matter. Yes it's a command line programme/tool for a UNIX and GNU/Linux, however the important thing was how the programme was written, not what O.S. has it naturally... A programming language used to develop these applications is practically the same on GNU and Windows.

Fulaman198:


Whether it's for UNIX, GNU, or Windows, it doesn't matter. Yes it's a command line programme/tool for a UNIX and GNU/Linux, however the important thing was how the programme was written, not what O.S. has it naturally... A programming language used to develop these applications is practically the same on GNU and Windows.

Netflow v9

Fulaman198:


Whether it's for UNIX, GNU, or Windows, it doesn't matter. Yes it's a command line programme/tool for a UNIX and GNU/Linux, however the important thing was how the programme was written, not what O.S. has it naturally... A programming language used to develop these applications is practically the same on GNU and Windows.

I'm lost bro. You want the man to go through the TCPDUMP source code to learn "how the programme was written"....which according to you is the important thing for someone who said he does not have prior programming experience....okay.

I didn't want to get involved but maybe I could help here

Why not look for the particular function that handles network traffic, hook it and send the logs to a text file? You can use a detour to do such.

The function to hook is pcap.

pcap_t *pcap_open_live(char *device, int snaplen, int promisc, int to_ms,
	    char *ebuf)

Libminhook, Microsoft detours, and other detours in c/c++ or Pascal could get the job done.

You can read further from here

http://www.tcpdump.org/pcap.html

kudaisi:


I'm lost bro. You want the man to go through the TCPDUMP source code to learn "how the programme was written"....which according to you his the important thing for someone who said he does not have prior programming experience....okay.

Ok, I'm sorry I did not read his original post well. I just jumped in and said stuff without reading his statements regarding his programming background.

baba11:

Netflow v9

yah