I wasn’t missing any particular features, but hey I’m an IT guy, I like new stuff! And today I happen to stumble upon this: Seems like Microsoft does have a successor: Message Analyzer. Small side note: Network Monitor 3.4 has been out for a while and I’ve often wondered when a newer version would be released. I don’t think Network Monitor is better or worse than Wireshark, but Network Monitor has the capabilities to use a trace file generated by the built-in tracing engine of Windows ( See Network Tracing Awesomeness ) That means I don’t have to install Wireshark allover the place! The last year I’ve been using Microsoft Network Monitor 3.4 more and more. In the past I often used Wireshark to debug all kinds of issues. Makes by post a bit useless, but at least I learned something out of it! So there’s absolutely no benefit in using the HEX notation. You can just use the IP address but unlike simple filters like Destination or Source you must not use quotes around the IP! Using quotes for the IP will give you a valid filter but no matches will be found. Thanks to Steve’s comment I learned that the HEX notation is absolutely not a must.
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