Netmon from Command Prompt
Start > Run type CMD click OK.
cd "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Network Monitor 3"
C:\nmcap.exe /network * /capture /file ExchangeTrace-client.chn:100M
c:\nmcap.exe /Network * /Capture /CaptureProcesses /File ExchangeTrace.chn:100M
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kpapadak/archive/2011/01/31/template-how-to-take-network-traces-between-clients-and-exchange-servers.aspx
Netmon Command
IPv4.address == IP address
How to LogOff from Command Prompt
shutdown /l = Log off and /f = force
Eg : C:/> Shutdown /l
C:/> Shutdown /f
Start > Run type CMD click OK.
cd "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Network Monitor 3"
C:\nmcap.exe /network * /capture /file ExchangeTrace-client.chn:100M
c:\nmcap.exe /Network * /Capture /CaptureProcesses /File ExchangeTrace.chn:100M
In the below example the client IP is 10.10.50.40 and the server IP is 10.1.75.20
nmcap.exe /Network * /Capture "(ipv4.Address == 10.10.50.40 and ipv4.Address == 10.1.75.20)" /CaptureProcesses /File ExchangeTrace.chn:100M
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kpapadak/archive/2011/01/31/template-how-to-take-network-traces-between-clients-and-exchange-servers.aspx
Netmon Command
IPv4.address == IP address
How to LogOff from Command Prompt
shutdown /l = Log off and /f = force
Eg : C:/> Shutdown /l
C:/> Shutdown /f
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