Category: Unicorn tutorials

Introduction I am a network consultant.  I often help people solve network problems  by capturing packets in their network. One day, a customer…

Learn how to identify and address network malfunctions caused by malware, including network slowdowns and disconnections, using traffic analysis.

The **Follow TCP Stream** feature in Unicorn reassembles TCP streams for easy readability, ideal for analyzing protocols like HTTP and FTP.

Logical addresses enable communication across networks, while physical addresses support single-network communication. ARP resolves logical IPs to physical MACs.

The ESPN website generates significant traffic with nearly 1,000 packets, mostly HTTP and some DNS queries linked to its homepage content.

What does Broadcast Storm mean? When a network system is overwhelmed by continuous multicast or broadcast traffic, a broadcast storm occurs . When…

We can monitor email activity with this packet sniffer Ax3soft Unicorn. Email monitor is a important feature of Unicorn, which not only logs…

Discover how to efficiently monitor network traffic using Unicorn’s network analyzer, utilizing its comprehensive dashboard, summary, and protocol tools.

HTTP is the foundation of data communication for the web. Use packet sniffers like Unicorn to monitor, analyze, and view HTTP traffic in…

The protocol distribution analysis helps identify network activities by protocols like HTTP. Ax3soft Unicorn’s Protocol tab offers detailed insights by host.