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If you're talking about capturing only your applications data, then it's quite easy to do.

If you're talking about logging any data that's going in or out of the nic, that's much more difficult, and you can't do it with the socket classes. You'll need WinPcap[^] for that.

BTW, logging all of the data is going to take a TON of resources and could easily slow down the entire machine as well as consume large amounts of memory and disk space.

Keeping track of converstations that you could report on is going to be a bit tedious. You'd have to keep track of which IP's and ports are connected to which other IP's and ports and sort your data based on those.

You'll also have to create your own packet analyzer because looking at raw packet data just isn't useful to human managers.

What you're making is a standard network sniffer and packet analyzer and this is a HUGE project.

BTW, since an estimated one third of the traffic going acrossed the nic is encrypted now-a-days, you won't be able to see what's in those packets. It's just be a ton of garbage data that won't make any sense at all.

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