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I/O Ninja 1.08.00

I/O Ninja 1.08.00

  • Size:

    5.19 MB

  • License:

    Shareware

  • OS:

    Windows

  • Price:

    $30 - Buy full version

  • Date updated:

    18 Sep 2011

  • Downloads:

    132 (0 last week)

Publisher's description

"All-in-one terminal, sniffer, monitor."
A combination terminal/sniffer: Imagine a terminal emulation program, like HyperTerminal or a telnet client. Allow it to send and receive arbitrary binary data in HEX or TEXT form. Pour in ultimate I/O flexibility, allowing it to work with any underlying transport, be it a serial port, TCP/UDP in client or server modes, named pipe or anything else. Add the monitoring capabilities of a network sniffer or a serial monitor. Now sprinkle a dash of style and common sense, and you've got an elegant and powerful tool for debugging almost any communication scenario you can throw at it. Create a TCP/UDP/PIPE connection using the Connection Socket plugin. Listen to an incoming TCP/UDP/PIPE connection using the Listener Socket plugin. Monitor Ethernet traffic using the Network Sniffer plugin. Send/receive UDP traffic and perform connectionless UDP operations using the UDP Socket plugin. Act as a proxy and monitor all traffic being passed, for scenarios where a network sniffer just won't cut it. Create a serial connection using the Serial Connection plug-in. Inspect and analyze a program's debug trace, to track down the cause for software crashes. Do it all using a streamlined, well thought-out interface.

Requirements: Windows 2000 and above

What's new in this version: 1.7.5, 15 Dec 2008 FIX: Device Monitor Service caused BSOD on failed attach FIX: Icons on 2000/XP were displayed incorrectly on non 32bpp display modes FIX: Installation on the clean system caused Transmit to malfunction (config issue) NEW: ASCII file transfer UPD: Device Monitor VISTA Aware

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