Re: Com port spying
If you had a 2nd computer then you could pass the data through it
just like someone else was doing to be able to access a modem that
wasn't really on that computer. Sorta fake it through. Then you could
capture all the data passing THROUGH the port in both directions.
Lucius L. Hilley III
lhilley at cdc.net
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> I have fairly recently purchased a casio digital organiser (at the =
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> software, so I am left trying to figure it out for myself. What I need =
> for this is some way to spy on traffic entering and exiting the com =
> port, and distinguish which is coming from the organiser, and which from =
> the pc programme. In short, I need a com port spying programme. Of =
> course, it has to be able to work around the fact that windows =
> programmes lock the com port when using it. How can I do this in =
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