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Originally Posted by Bifta
Sorry, meant to reply earlier, it's UDP traffic that's causing the problem so ICMP pings won't show anything up. Do you know of a UDP ping I can use for Windows? or, if I have to, I can install a brand of linux on my laptop if anyone knows how to do UDP pings (repeated pings a la windows) on that?
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this is a linux program that will give you a graphical view of packet loss
also i know this is not quite what you are looking for... but still might prove useful for analysis of connection problems
http://www.atelierweb.com/pscan/index.htm
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An innovative network diagnostic tool that adds a new dimension of capabilities to the arsenal of network administrators, information security professionals and all people concerned with safety on PCs. It features a top-notch TCP port scanner and is the only available network tool for the Windows platform able to scan UDP ports. It includes an internal database currently reporting on 3346 ports (officially assigned, unofficially used, or currently affected by network Trojan Horses), which translates to more than 5000 references. Provides instant information about connections and listening ports; Tcp, Udp and Icmp statistics; complete routing information; IP statistics and settings; addressing information; net to media table and interfaces. and is the only known tool able to discover which programs are using ports on the PC. Even Trojan Horses that use stealth techniques and change ports frequently are easily exposed.
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Also,
this according to the documentation
here is capable of doing UDP pings.
Don't know if this is quite what you are looking for but hth!
