NetMon v3.0 now available
I've never been a big fan of NetMon. I think it's too hard to use, myself preferring HowNetWorks as a wrapper for Ethereal. But, if you're a die-hard NetMon fan, its been updated.
Get it here on Microsoft's web site.
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