Here's the info on Sniffer6, It's basically NetXray with a punch..
Password: sniffbeta     
Serial number: 6A-00000001-PJYOQB


     
     Sniffer 6.0 Beta Release Notes
     
     This release note contains the following information:
     
       Download Instructions for Sniffer Beta Software
       System Requirements
       Installing NDIS Drivers
         Installing the Adaptec 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter
           in Windows 95
         Installing the Adaptec 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter
           in Windows NT 4.0
         Installing the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter 
           in Windows 95 Version 4.00.950B
         Installing the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter
           in Windows 95 Version 4.00.950 or 4.00.950a
         Installing the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter
           in Windows NT 4.0
       Installing the Sniffer Software
       Uninstalling the Sniffer Software
       Known Problems With the Beta Software
     
     
     DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS FOR SNIFFER BETA SOFTWARE:
     
     1. Point your internet browser to the following URL:
        http://beta.mcafee.com/external/Sniffer.
     
     2. You will find the following files at this URL:
     
        -Sniffer.exe - This is a password-protected, self extracting 
         file that will install the Sniffer program.
     
        -Sn60.pdf - This is the online documentation for Sniffer.  
         You need Acrobat Reader 3.0 to view this document.  (You can 
         download a free copy from www.adobe.com.)
     
        -Cbedrv.exe - A self-extracting file containing the Xircom 
         10/100 Cardbus Ethernet card NDIS drivers.  These are the 
         current NDIS drivers from Xircom's website.
     
        -Empci.exe - A self-extracting file containing the Adaptec/
         Cogent 10/100 PCI ethernet card NDIS drivers.  These are the
         current NDIS drivers from Adaptec's website.
     
     3. Download the Sniffer executable, the online documentation file 
        and appropriate NDIS drivers.
     
     
     SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
     
     Minimum System requirements:
     
       -Pentium 133-MHz CPU. Using a Dolch PAC-63 or a Dolch PAC-64 or a 
        Sniffer certified Cardbus Notebook would qualify.
     
       -32M of RAM
     
       -Network Interface Cards:
        -Sniffer compatible Adaptec/Cogent UC 10/100 PCI Ethernet card.
        -Sniffer compatible Xircom 10/100 Cardbus Ethernet card.
     
     Operating Systems:
       -Windows 95
       -Windows NT 4.0
     
     Other Software:
       -NDIS drivers for the network interface cards.
     
     
     INSTALLING THE NDIS DRIVERS:
     
     Included are instructions for installing the Adaptec 10/100 Fast 
     Ethernet and Xircom drivers.  If you already have your driver 
     installed, skip to the section called Installing the Sniffer 
     Software.
     
     To install the Adaptec/Cogent 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter in Windows 
     95:
     
     1. Insert the Adaptec/Cogent 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter into an 
        available slot in your system.  Follow your system manufacturer's
        instructions.
     
     2. Start Windows 95.  Windows 95 will detect the new NIC and 
        automatically install the PCI Fast Ethernet DECchip 
        21140-Based Adapter.  Choose No when asked to restart your 
        system.
     
     3. From the Windows 95 Start menu, select Settings/Control Panel,
        and double-click the System icon.
     
     4. Select the Device Manager tab.
     
     5. Expand Network Adapters if it hasn't already been expanded.
     
     6. Select PCI Fast Ethernet DECchip 21140-Based Adapter (it will 
        probably have an exclamation point overlaying the icon), and 
        click the Properties button.
     
     7. Click the Driver tab and select Update Driver.
     
     8. In the Update Device Driver Wizard window, select No, select 
        driver from list.  Click Next.
     
     9. Click Have Disk in the Select Device window.
     
     10. In the Install From Disk window, specify the path to the 
         floppy drive or the directory(i.e. a:\win95) containing the 
         network interface driver and click OK.
     
     11. Select Adaptec DC21140-based PCI Ethernet Adapter and click OK.
     
     
     12. Windows 95 may prompt for the Windows 95 CD or for certain 
         system files.  These files may already be on the hard disk. 
         Specify the correct paths and click OK.
     
     13. At the Adapter driver window, click Close instead of the 
         default selection of Update Driver.  Click Close to exit from
         the System Properties window. 
     
     14. Any network related settings (for example, TCP/IP settings) 
         may be set at this time by clicking on the Network icon in 
         the Control Panel.  At least one network client and one protocol
         must be configured and bound to the Adaptec adapter driver.
     
     15. Restart your system.
     
     Note: For additional installation information, refer to the Adaptec
     readme file that comes with the self-extracting file for the NIC 
     driver.
     
     To install the Adaptec/Cogent 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter in 
     Windows NT 4.0:
     
     1. Insert the Adaptec/Cogent 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter into an 
        available slot in your system.  Follow your system manufacturer's
        instructions.
     
     2. Start Windows NT.
     
     3. From the Start menu, select Settings/Control Panel, and 
        double-click the Network icon.
     
     4. Click on the Adapters tab.
     
     5. Click Add.
     
     6. In the Select Network Adapter window, click Have Disk.
     
     7. In the Install From Disk window, specify the path to the floppy
        drive or the directory(i.e. a:\winnt\i386) containing the 
        network interface driver.  Click OK.
     
     8. Select Adaptec ANA-6911/UC PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter and 
        click OK.
     
     9. In the Configuration window, use the default value of 
        Autodetect Default Connection by clicking OK.
     
     10. Any network related settings (for example, TCP/IP settings) 
         may be set at this time by clicking on the Protocols page. At
         least one network client and one protocol must be configured 
         and bound to the Adaptec adapter driver.  When done, click 
         Close.
     
     11. Restart your system.
     
     Note: For additional installation information, refer to the 
     Adaptec readme that comes with the self-extracting file for 
     the NIC driver.
     
     To install the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter in Windows 95
     version 4.00.950B:
     
     1. Insert the CardBus Ethernet Adapter into an available PC Card 
        slot in your system.  Follow your system manufacturer's 
        instructions.
     
     2. Windows will detect the new NIC.  When prompted for cbe.sys, 
        specify the path to the floppy drive or the directory(i.e. a:\)
        containing the network interface driver.
     
     3. Click No when prompted to restart the computer.
     
     4. Any network related settings (for example, TCP/IP settings) may
        be set at this time by clicking on the Network icon in the 
        Control Panel.  At least one network client and one protocol must
        be configured and bound to the Adaptec adapter driver.
     
     5. Restart your system.
     
     Note: For additional installation information, refer to the Xircom
     readme that comes with the self-extracting file for the NIC driver.
     
     To install the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter in Windows 95
     version 4.00.950 or 4.00.950a:
     
     1. Insert the CardBus Ethernet Adapter into an available PC Card 
        slot in your system.  Follow your system manufacturer's 
        instructions.
     
     2. From the Windows 95 Start menu, select Settings/Control Panel, 
        and double-click the Network icon.
     
     3. Click Add.  The Select Network Component Type window opens.
     
     4. Double-click Adapter.  The Select Network Adapter window opens. 
     
     5. Click Have Disk.  The Install from Disk window opens.
     
     6. Insert the Xircom Drivers Disk.
     
     7. In the Copy manufacturer's files from field, specify the path 
        to the floppy drive or the directory(i.e. a:\) containing the 
        network interface driver and click OK.
        
     
     8. Under Manufacturers, click Xircom.
     
     9. Select the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter Manual Load. 
        Click OK.
     
     10. The Network window reopens.  Click OK
     
     11. The Xircom dialog box appears displaying various settings.  An
         asterisk in any field indicates that the current setting is 
         incorrect.  Use the Up or Down arrow to adjust the setting 
         until the asterisk disappears.
     
     12. Click OK. The Copying Files window opens.
     
     13. Insert your original Windows 95 CD or disk (identify the drive
         that holds the CD or disk) and click OK.  The System Settings 
         window opens.
     
     14. Click No when prompted to restart the computer.
     
     15. Any network related settings (for example, TCP/IP settings) may
         be set at this time by clicking on the Network icon in the 
         Control Panel.  At least one network client and one protocol must 
         be configured and bound to the Adaptec adapter driver. 
         Click OK.
     
     16. Restart your system.
     
     Note: For additional installation information, refer to the Xircom 
     readme that comes with the self-extracting file for the NIC driver.
     
     To install the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter in 
     Windows NT 4.0:
     
     1. Insert the CardBus Ethernet Adapter into an available PC Card 
        slot in your system.  Follow your system manufacturer's 
        instructions.
     
     2. Start Windows NT.
     
     3. From the Start menu, select Settings/Control Panel, and 
        double-click the Network icon.
     
     4. Click on the Adapters tab.
     
     5. Click Add.
     
     6. In the Select Network Adapter window, click Have Disk.
     
     7. In the Install From Disk window, specify the path to the floppy
        drive or the directory (i.e. a:\) containing the network 
        interface driver.  Click OK.
     
     8. Select the Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 Adapter.  Click OK.
     
     9. In the Configuration window, values for I/O Port, Interrupt, 
        and Line Speed may be adjusted. Leave the Line Speed setting to
        Auto Detect.  In some cases, the default values for I/O Port and
        Interrupt do not work.  We recommend using the settings of 0x4000
        and 10 for I/O Port and Interrupt, respectively.  Click OK.
     
     10. Any network related settings (for example, TCP/IP settings) 
         may be set at this time by clicking on the Protocols page. 
         At least one network client and one protocol must be configured 
         and bound to the Adaptec adapter driver.  When done, click 
         Close.
     
     11. Restart your system.
     
     Note: For additional installation information, refer to the Xircom
     readme that comes with the self-extracting file for the NIC driver.
     
     
     INSTALLING THE SNIFFER SOFTWARE:
     
     The following procedure explains how to install Sniffer in 
     Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 95.  Please note that you must have 
     administrative rights to install Sniffer on a Windows NT 4.0 
     system.
     
     1. Click the Start button, then click Run.
     
     2. Enter driveletter:path\Sniffer.exe, where driveletter:path
        is the location where the Sniffer.exe file resides.  Click OK.
     
     3. This will bring up a dialog box asking for a password.  Enter 
        "sniffbeta" and click OK. This launches the unpacking program. 
     
     4. Click Finish.  This unpacks the software and starts the 
        installation shield.
     
     5. Enter your name, company name, and the full 18-character serial
        number, including the two dash (-) characters.  The serial
	number is "6A-00000001-PJYOQB".  (Don't enter the quotes.  
        Before the 1 are zeros and after the letter Y is the letter O.)
        Note that all of the characters in the serial number are case 
        sensitive.  Click Next.
     
     6. Follow the instructions on your screen until Sniffer is 
        successfully installed.
     
     7. After the software has been successfully installed, you can 
     
        launch Sniffer by clicking the Sniffer icon, which you can find
        on the Start menu under Programs.
     
     
     UNINSTALLING THE SNIFFER SOFTWARE:
     
     The following procedure explains how to uninstall Sniffer from 
     Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 95.
     
     1. Click the Start button, then, under Settings, select Control 
        Panel.
     
     2. Double click the Add\Remove Programs icon.
     
     3. Select Sniffer6.0 (Beta).
     
     4. Click the Add\Remove button to start removing Sniffer.  Click 
        Yes.
     
     5. During uninstall, you will probably be asked if it OK to remove
        certain shared files.  In general, unless you know for certain 
        that a file is being used by another program, say Yes to the 
        removal.
     
     6. When the uninstall is complete, some files will probably remain.
        Sniffer creates additional data files, such as the Address Book
        and Capture files, in its local directory.  Since these files do
        not exist during installation, they are not registered by the 
        Setup program, and the Uninstall program will not be able to 
        remove them.  You need to manually review and remove them 
        yourself.  You can click on Details to review what elements 
        remain.
     
     7. Click OK when the uninstall completes and you have reviewed any
        remaining files.
     
     8. Restart your system.
     
     
     KNOWN PROBLEMS:
     
     1. Sniffer can hang when attempting to display frame-sliced 
        packets.  For the Beta release, do not capture packets using 
        frame-slicing. Capture the whole packet.  This is defined on 
        the Buffer tab of the Define Filter dialog box.  The default 
        packet size is Whole Packet. Do not change this setting.
     
     2. Your system can hang while running Sniffer if you are using an
        Internet browser at the same time.  For the Beta release, 
        please shutdown any Internet browser before using Sniffer.
     
     3. Sniffer has the ability to open multiple trace file and capture
        display windows.  However, opening up too many windows can cause
        the program to hang.  For the Beta release, do not open more 
        than five trace files and capture displays windows at once.
     
     4. Sniffer does not support the Suspend mode on notebooks.  If your
        notebook goes into Suspend mode while Sniffer is running, it 
        could cause network connection loss and program hangs.  Disable 
        your notebook's Suspend mode when running Sniffer.
     
     5. On a Windows NT system, exiting Sniffer causes the system to 
        appear to hang for a few seconds.  This does not indicate a 
        system crash.  When exiting, Sniffer needs to write information
        to the hard drive and this take a few seconds.
     
     6. The beta version of Sniffer cannot display DLC addresses in 
        the summary line of the capture display window.  In Display 
        Setup\Summary Display tab, unchecking Show Network Address 
        has no effect.  The summary line decode will continue to show 
        network layer addresses.  However, DLC addresses can be viewed
        in the detail decode.
     
     7. The beta version of Sniffer does not decode certain protocols 
        above DEC's Network Service Protocol (NSP).  Sniffer will not 
        decode DEC's Command Terminal (CTERM), Foundation Services 
        (FOUND), Data Access Protocol (DAP), X-Windows, or Network 
        Information and Control Exchange (NICE) protocols above NSP.
     
     8. For the Beta release, Cisco's Inter-Switch Link (ISL) protocol 
        addresses do not display in the summary line decode.  These 
        addresses will show up blank in the summary line decode.  They 
        can be viewed in the detail decode.
     
     
     OTHER ISSUES:
     
     1. A packet's summary line decode length will always be four bytes
        more than the detail decode frame size and the amount of hex 
        bytes displayed.  The summary line length and the other Capture
     
        Display tabs include the four-byte CRC, while the detail and 
        hex decodes do not.