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For you Sysadmins. You need to enable NAT Traversal under the Services>IPSec menu before it will appear in any profile. FYI, Philip Smith University of Windsor

I have this problem to. Where do I enable "NAT Traversal" on the Nortel Connectivity? Thanks, Philip Smith/University of Windsor

Regarding graphing: Yes, you can graph the data if you are willing to save the key data as a print file and then import this data into EXCEL. For more information go to http://www.thetechfirm.com/ and search on EXCEL. There are a couple of examples for you. I hope this helps, Philip Smith

Ka, Why not try the opposite approach. Early in the morning or late at night, unplug everything. Then plug each device in one at a time until lights go crazy. This should help you find the problem system. I hope this helps, Philip Smith/University of Windsor

If you can mirror the port, use a hub, or somehow place your sniffer between your router and your business then you can see what protocols and IP addresses are being used. There are a variety of sniffer reports that will give you the answers that you desire. (I have had to do the same thing...

Yes, you can export a sniffer trace. There are at least a couple of ways but I prefer the using print from the file menu. You can also use CSV (Comma Separated file). After the file is saved you can then manipulate it. A couple examples of manipulating it with Microsoft Excel can be found at...

The list of approved NICs are in the manuals that came with the sniffer. Hopefully you can thumb through them. I hope this helps, Philip Smith