LAN traffic viewing tool, how to use LAN viewer

Sniffer, a little inconvenient to use, but very powerful, a way to view the traffic of LAN machines from winbox.

1.Log in to the ROS router with Winbox, select IP Accounting and you will be taken to the traffic monitoring option.

2.To monitor LAN traffic with WinBox, select Setting and select the Enable Accounting option (tick the blank box).

3.Now you can turn on traffic monitoring. Simple, right? When you look at it, choose the Take Snapshot option, happy, right? You can see the traffic and connection count of all your intranet machines.

Then let's talk about how to use the ROS gadget TrafficCounter to view the traffic of LAN machines locally.

1.First, log in to the ROS router with Winbox, select IP Accounting, and you will be taken to the Traffic Monitoring option.

2.Select Web Access, pop up the Options dialog box, select Accessible via Web (tick the blank box in front) Note: The address below means that you specify the IP address of the machine that uses Traffic Counter, if you select the default is to allow all machines in the network to use Traffic Counter Monitoring, if you only want one computer to use Traffic Counter to monitor ROS, Just fill in the IP address of the monitor at the address,Note that the mask bit behind can only add 32,Can't add anything else,I've been stuck here for a long time - it's all to blame for the seniors who didn't explain it to us clearly.,Haha

4.After decompression, run trafficcounter, click routers->add router-> to add the ro address, http port if you haven't modified, that's the default 80-> OK.

routers->edit local ips-> Add the CIDR block of your intranet, the first four empty are IP addresses, and the last one is the number of mask bits.

5.Right-click on the router you added and select RefreshIf the word OK appears in parentheses, congratulations you have successfully configured Traffic Counter. Click on the network segment you added, and you can monitor the traffic of your LAN machine.

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Probably not, because if you look at other people's things, it's an indirect attack

You can look at the traffic in the general router.

Everyone uses computers to access the Internet every day, and sometimes I want to see how much traffic my computer is using, how to check how much traffic is used by computers in the LAN? I would like to share with you my own experience.

Double-click the 360 Security Guard icon in the taskbar to open 360 Security Guard.

After opening Security Guard, select the Functions option.

In the window that appears, select the Traffic Firewall option.

In the 360 Traffic Penetration Firewall window, select the Manage Network Speed option. Brother Nadu.

Click the Administrative Tools button behind any software.

In the drop-down menu that appears, you can view the traffic information of the program, the connections made, and copy the traffic information.

Here's how to do the LAN Viewer:

2. If I want to contact a colleague for business; You can click [Send Message] Enter the person's IP address on the left side of [Add Computer] Click [Add Computer] and then enter the text you need to send in the box below [Message Content] Click [Send] At this time, you can see whether the message content has been sent successfully in the [Success] above;

4. [Find Files] Click to find the specified file or type in the shared resources available in the local area network;

5. [Copy file] doesn't need to be explained, right? ^

6. [Remote management] is generally not needed, it is specially used by network administrators; For example, when someone is on a business trip, but other people want to call the shared data resources on their machine, the network administrator can use the [Remote Management] function to wake up the person's computer (of course, the computer must be installed with a client program, and the computer cannot be powered off and turned off, but is in a dormant standby state);

You have a few ways to dodge LAN viewers, one. You can set firewall rules to filter out unused ports, or you can set them in local security policies!

1.Many firewalls or routers have their own traffic monitoring function, which can be viewed through the built-in traffic monitoring function.

For example, the real-time traffic monitoring function of "Super Sniffer Dog" is very powerful, and you can see the real-time bandwidth of each person and each link; And it can generate different reports according to different needs, such as monthly reports according to the date, according to the number of people, etc., and the report of the day, and the network traffic situation is clear at a glance.

Flowlock can see the real-time traffic value of each employee's NIC receiving and sending.

There are several ways to see this.

Use ARP spoofing to make computers in the LAN think you're the gateway and their data is going from you, so you can see their traffic.

View LAN traffic at the egress of the network (e.g., routers, gateways, ISA firewalls).

A monitoring client is installed on each client and their traffic can also be seen.

Use the port mirroring device to copy a copy of the traffic at the network exit to your computer, and use monitoring software (e.g. wfilter, network guard) to also see the traffic in the local area network.

Just click on the network properties and see the status of the link.

Next 360 Just look at the floating window.

Go to the router and see that enterprise routers all have this function.