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RMON probe

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RMON probe

A network device that analyzes RMON information. The probe can monitor traffic and set an alarm when a certain condition occurs. It can be used to periodically audit traffic as well as gather statistics that are sent to the management console. RMON probes are often placed permanently into networks. See RMON.



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A network administrator can communicate with an RMON probe in a remote office location and instantly view the packets in an EtherPeek capture window, identifying problem situations without requiring expensive and inconvenient off-site visits.
RMONGrabber collects packets from an RMON probe directly into an EtherPeek capture window, and enables EtherPeek users to interactively and seamlessly troubleshoot remote networks in the same way, and with the same powerful features available when using EtherPeek to troubleshoot local networks.
Capture from multiple probes at the same time using multiple capture windows -- Configure each capture window with its own set of capture and filter options -- Collect, view, and decode packets in real-time or post-capture -- Use multiple instances of RMONGrabber simultaneously against a single RMON Probe
 
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