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The Network Monitor tool (NetMon.exe) is a Windows-based application that you can use to view traces from WPD components. The tool replaces WpdMon.exe and provides a new means of collecting and viewing WPD traces in Windows 8.

Installing and Configuring NetMon.exe

To install and configure the Network Monitor tool, complete the following steps.

  1. Download and install NetMon.exe.

  2. Download and install the Windows Driver Kit.

  3. Install the WPD parsers on your development machine by starting an instance of Powershell.exe with Administrator permissions and running the following sequence of commands.

    1. PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
    2. cd “Program Files (x86)Windows Kits8.0Toolsx86Network Monitor Parsersusb”
    3. ..NplAutoProfile.ps1
    4. cd ..wpd
    5. ..NplAutoProfile.ps1Note The WPD parsers are included in the Windows Driver Kit.

  4. Configure the NetMon.exe options by using the Tools/Options dialog:

    1. In the General tab, select the Use fixed width font in Frame Summary box.
    2. In the Color Rules tab, select Open and then select Program Files (x86)Windows Kits8.0Toolsx86Network Monitor Parserswpdwpd.nmcr. Select Open, followed by OK.

After you complete these steps, NetMon.exe is ready to examine WPD trace files. To begin collecting traces, follow the instructions in the next section, Collecting Traces.

Collecting Traces

To generate traces, you'll need to create a command script. Copy the following to a text file and save it with the .cmd file name extension.

After you create the command file, run it on your Windows 8 machine from an elevated command session.

If you used the contents of the sample command file, your traces will be stored in the file wpd_trace.etl.

Viewing Traces

To view your traces, launch NetMon.exe, select the File/Open/Capture menu and open the wpd_trace.etl file collected above. When you open a trace file you will see that NetMon.exe displays the traces at various layers:

  • WPDAPI – Displays information from WPD API level with WPD commands and responses
  • WPDMTP – Displays information from MTP level with MTP commands and responses
  • Transport (WPDMTPUS or WPDMTPIP or WPDMTPBT) – Shows transport level packets

The following image shows a WPDAPI request at API level. The request travels through WPDMTP in the form of MTP request(s) that reach a transport and then bubble up.

  • The transport-level logging does not log the actual data during the data phase. Examine the WPDMTP Response message for the datasets that were sent or received during commands like GetDeviceInfo or SendObjectPropList.
  • If you select a WPDMTP Response line in the Frame Summary window, the corresponding item expands in the Frame Details window.
  • Select the '+'s in the Frame Details window to expand further and explore. If an MTP operation has a dataphase, the dataset received from the device is available under the DataSetOfDataPhase field of a WPDMTP Response item.

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  • You can select to expand the items and see that the Frame Details window displays WPD/MTP friendly messages. The convention followed when writing the WPD parsers is that you will be able to see summary of the details at the header level. For example, in a GetServiceCapabilities call, the DataSetOfDataPhase field shows next to it, the number of formats in that dataset.
  • You can remove the Source and Destination columns in the Frame Summary window to improve clarity
  • When you select a field in Frame Details window, the corresponding value is highlighted in the Hex Details window.

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Filtering with NetMon.exe

The Network Monitor tool provides several filtering capabilities.

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  • To show only the MTP traces, enter !wpdmtp in the Display Filter window and select Apply.

  • To filter for cases where the driver returned an error:

    • Enter wpderror != 0 in the Display Filter window and select Apply.

  • You can filter for all of the method calls for a given scenario. For example, the following filter would retrieve all of the calls to GetServiceProperties:

    WPDMTP.CorrespondingCommand.MTPOpcode 0x9304

  • Similarly, the following filter would retrieve the same method calls:

    WPDMTP.CorrespondingCommand.MTPOpcode MTP_OPCODE_GETSERVICEPROPERTIES