Microsoft Network Monitor Experts Day: Part 5 - Advanced API

Posted: Oct 12, 2009 at 2:18 PM
By: Michael Hawker
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This is the fifth in a series of videos from the Network Monitor Experts Day event.

The event covered various topics on the Network Monitor API available within the Network Monitor product and our Experts system. We hope you find these talks useful in understanding how to use the Network Monitor API more effectively.

This talk provides a more detailed look at the Network Monitor API and provides insight into how it functions. Topics covered include live capture, concurrency, parsing, optimization, timing, and reassembly.

On Paul's blog, we also have a more detailed article for reassembly which can complement the information at the end of this talk.

Enjoy!

- Michael & The Network Monitor Team

Visit our Experts site at http://nmexperts.codeplex.com/

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