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Portable WinPCap for Developers

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Vhati
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Portable WinPCap for Developers

Someone made portable versions of ethereal, ngrep, nmap, showtraf, snort, tcpdump, and nemesis by recompiling with a portable packet lib...

Repeat: His didn't need WinPCap installed.

His email is: BOBAH.XPEHOB@GMAIL.COM
http://www.packetstuff.com/index.htm
(His site's dead but google has a cache of the main page)

His Google Newsgroup is still up though.
http://groups.google.com/group/PacketStuff?hl=en

The library's site is here
And it can be downloaded here

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About Packet Sniffer SDK (from developers' site):

Packet Sniffer SDK is a library set for packet capture and network analysis for all Win32 platforms.

The main features of the Packet Sniffer SDK library are:

  • Any pre-installed packet drivers are NOT required;
  • Support of 1GBit networks;
  • Support of all modern development environments for Windows;
  • All PSSDK editions (ActiveX, VCL, DLL, and static libraries) are compiled from the same well-optimized C code. Therefore you may be assured that any Packet Sniffer SDK improvement is implemented in all its editions;
  • Support of multiprocessor (SMP) systems;
  • Support of packet filtering by BPF (BSD Packet Filter, user-settable packet filters) on the internal packet driver level;
  • Support of new FastBPF technology (Just-In-Time BPF filters compilation, works approximately 6 times faster than "classic" BPF filtering);
  • Support of packet generation and sending functions;
  • Support of local TCP/UDP traffic capturing with binding it to processes (including loopback traffic);
  • Assembling of TCP sessions in data streams;
  • High-performance traffic delivering to application and buffering it using queue mechanism;
  • Support of BPF assembler for BPF filters programming;
  • Support of disassembling BPF filters to BPF assembler source texts;

All editions of Packet Sniffer SDK components/libraries contain internal packet driver, which is dynamically loaded/unloaded when the application, using Packet Sniffer SDK, is launched/closed.