RTP Quality Monitor driver - A NDIS intermediate driver which monitor the RTCP traffic and send quality information to the user-mode monitor
Binary and source "beta" distribution are available now. The code runs under Windows 2000/XP.
A NDIS intermediate driver which monitor the RTCP packets and send the quality information to the user-mode application.
- A NDIS intermediate driver
- Monitor all Network Interface Card (NIS)
- Easy to Install/Uninstall
- Works under Windows 2000/XP
1. Open the Control Panel2. Click "Network Connections"
3. Right click on "Local Area Connection" and click on the "Properties"
4. Click the "Install.." button
5. Click on the "Service" and then click the "Add" button
6. Click the "Have Disk" and choose the location of the driver
7. Click "OK" button.
8. While copying the driver files, you will be warned that the driver doesn't have Microsoft Certificate, just install it any way or the installation process will be fail.
RTP GUI Monitor,RTP Command-Line Monitor
Chia-Hung Lee at Columbia University, Department of Computer Science
Copyright 2004 by Columbia University; all rights reserved
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