Full Version: Checking who is transfering what
Where is the OSX equivalent of the windows management console? I need to check and see who is connected to my computer and what files they are sending/recieving.
Wow, you guys rock...
Seriously, anyone?
Seriously, anyone?
Give people more than a few hours to respond!!!
I would be interested too if any one has any insight...
QUOTE(pizza @ Dec 7 2004, 10:53)
Give people more than a few hours to respond!!!
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Learn to read noob, it was first posted on Sep 29th
maybe no one knows... You can try asking the guys at http://forums.macnn.com/index.php?s= It's a Mac ONLY forum 
QUOTE(XP_01 @ Dec 7 2004, 18:28)
maybe no one knows... You can try asking the guys at http://forums.macnn.com/index.php?s= It's a Mac ONLY forum
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That forum is funny, have you seen there Tiger thread they have not even got Tiger to install
QUOTE(WinMacLin @ Dec 8 2004, 18:18)
That forum is funny, have you seen there Tiger thread they have not even got Tiger to install
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Yeah it's a bit pathetic and I feel sorry for them
QUOTE(XP_01 @ Dec 8 2004, 12:00)
Yeah it's a bit pathetic and I feel sorry for them
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Exactly what type of connections are you looking to monitor?
SMB/CIFS connections?
Any and all network traffic? etc....?
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