inetquery 2005 User Guide

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1 User Guide

2 Table of Contents Page: 2 Introduction... 4 License Agreement... 5 LICENSE AGREEMENT...5 LICENSE... 5 OTHER RESTRICTIONS... 5 LIMITED WARRANTY...5 DISCLAIMER OF DAMAGES... 5 System Requirements... 6 Network... 6 Using... 7 Function bar... 7 Main Menu... 8 File... 8 Edit... 8 Dialogs... 8 Extras... 9 Help... 9 Toolbar... 9 Dialog DNS Query Columns Type Name/Domain Class TTL Data Dialog Whois Dialog Ping Columns Num IP Address Hostname Duration TTL Response Message Dialog Traceroute Columns Num IP Address Hostname Duration TTL Dialog NetStat Dialog Interfaces Dialog Tasks Dialog Tools International Domain Names Address/-Domain...24 Encode Decode Normalized name Encoded Name Subnet Calculator IP Address Subnet Mask or the Numbers of Bits Calculate Subnet Address Subnet Mask First IP Address Last IP Address Check... 26

3 Table of Contents Page: 3 address Lookup Results SPF Check Domain/Hostname Lookup Results Open Relay Check IP-Address/Hostname...29 Lookup Results Dialog Report Dialog Settings Name server Timeout Options Whois Settings Whois server Ping Settings Packet count Packet size Timeout Delay Time-To-Live Options Traceroute Settings Maximum hops Packet size Timeout Delay Options NetStat Settings Statistics Interval Open Relay Settings Dialog Information Other Products MERCUR Messaging CARTHAGO Groupware CAMELOT Security

4 Introduction Page: 4 Introduction is a powerful Internet utility for network monitoring for MS Windows platforms. Special query features, like DNS, Whois or NetStat, can be used to determine detailed information about domains, hostnames or network providers. Utilities like Ping or Traceroute are suitable to find out if a remote host is reachable or to check your network performance. inetquery captures all active network connections, as well as the running tasks on the local system. Unwanted data transactions and activities of unknown applications, e.g. trojans, can be detected and denied in this way. Additional utilities can query special DNS records like SPF (Sender Permitted From) or Open-Relay databases to find blacklisteted hosts. A status panel shows detailed information about installed network interfaces. Adapter properties and activities, as well as statistics about tranferred bytes and packets, are shown there. A special report engine can create detailed reports about domains or hostnames. Information about domain owners, network providers and responsible persons will be determined automatically and displayed in a detailed summary.

5 License Agreement Page: 5 License Agreement LICENSE AGREEMENT This is a legal agreement between you (either an individual or an entity) and atrium software international. By installing this software, you are agreeing to be bound by the terms of this agreement. If you do not agree to the terms of this agreement, promptly return the uninstalled software and the accompanying items (including written materials and binders or other containers) to ATRIUM or its authorized distributor from which you received the software for a full refund. LICENSE This version of the Software is released as FREEWARE, but it may not be sold or be included in a product or package which intends to receive benefits through the inclusion of this software. This software may be be distributed freely over the internet as long as the files remain unmodified. This software may not be included on CD-ROMs without prior permission from the author. OTHER RESTRICTIONS You may not use, copy, or modify the files containing the licensed software, or any backup copy, in whole or in part, or translate such files into any other file format or language, except as expressly provided for in this agreement. You may not rent, lease, or sublicense the Licensed Software, but you may transfer the Licensed Software and accompanying written materials on a permanent basis, provided you retain no copies. The recipient agrees to the terms of this License Agreement. Upon such transfer, your license under this License Agreement is automatically terminated. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Licensed Software foray purpose whatsoever. LIMITED WARRANTY ATRIUM warrants that for a period of three (3) months from the date of receipt, the Licensed Software will perform substantially in accordance with the accompanying written materials. The foregoing is the sole and exclusive warranty offered by ATRIUM. The warranty is according to the software limited to 3 months. DISCLAIMER OF DAMAGES In no event will ATRIUM or its suppliers be liable for indirect, special, incidental, contingent, consequential or similar damages of any kind resulting from any defect in the software or documentation, including, without limitation, any lost profits or savings, damages from business interruption, loss of or to data, computer programs, business, downtime, damage to or replacement of equipment or property, or any costs of recovering, reprogramming or reproducing any program or data used in conjunction with the products, even if ATRIUM, its suppliers or anyone else has been advised of the possibility of such damages. atrium software international All rights reserved.

6 System Requirements Page: 6 System Requirements Before you try to install you should control that your computer meets the software requirements. is running on the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4 Workstation or Server with Service Pack 6 or higher Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional or Server Microsoft Windows XP Professional or Windows 2003 Server The operating systems Microsoft Windows 9x, Microsoft Windows ME and Microsoft Windows XP-Home are not supported. Network An installed and correctly configured TCP/IP protocol.

7 Using Page: 7 Using The program main window consists of the function bar where you can select a dialog, the menu and toolbar for performing standard operations, and the output window where all results are displayed. The output window and also the toolbar depends on the selected dialog. The function bar contains all available dialogs and provides you to make a fast selection. All of these dialogs are also selectable by using the menu Dialogs. Function bar Menu Views the Start Menu which provides you to select a dialog. DNS Provides you to start a DNS query. Whois Provides you to start a Whois query. Ping Provides to process a ping. Traceroute Provides to process a traceroute. NetStat Views information about the current network statistic. Interfaces Views information about the installed interfaces. Tasks

8 Using Page: 8 Views information about the current running tasks. Tools Provides you to use several tools, e.g. IDN converter or SPF check. Reports Provides you to create a complete report for a domain or hostname. Info Shows information about the software. Main Menu File Print Provides you to print the current results Printer settings Opens the printer settings dialog Exit Closes the program Edit Copy Copies the results from the output window to the clipboard Execute Starts a query process Dialogs Start Menu Views the Start Menu dialog which provides you to select a dialog. DNS Query Provides you to perform a DNS query. Whois Query Provides you to perform a Whois query. Ping Provides to perform a ping. Traceroute Provides to perform a traceroute. Network Statistics Views information about the current network statistic. Interfaces Views information about the installed interfaces. Processes Views information about the current running tasks. Tools Provides you to use several tools, e.g. IDN converter. Report Views information about the current running tasks. Whois (only available if the dialog Whois is selected) Whois Summary Views the Whois results in summary. Whois Source Views the Whois results as source code. NetStat (only available if the dialog NetStat is selected) Perform Ping on remote address

9 Using Page: 9 Sends the selected IP address to Ping tool. Perform Traceroute on remote address Sends the selected IP address to Traceroute tool. Perform Whois query on remote address Sends the selected IP address to Whois tool. Perform DNS query on hostname Sends the selected IP address to DNS tool. Tasks properties Displays the task properties dialog for the selected task. Tasks (only available if the dialog Tasks is selected) Terminate Task Provides you to terminate a running task. Task Properties Displays the task properties dialog for the selected running task. Extras Settings Displays the Settings dialog. Help Help... Opens the inetquery help file. Search for Help on.. Opens the inetquery help index. inetquery Website Browse to the inetquery website. About... Shows the About window. Toolbar The available buttons of the toolbar depends on the selected dialog and will be explained in the description of the dialogs

10 Dialog DNS Query Page: 10 Dialog DNS Query DNS, short for Domain Name System (or Service), an Internet service that translates domain names into IP addresses. Because domain names are alphabetic, they're easier to remember. The Internet however, is really based on IP addresses. Every time you use a domain name, therefore, a DNS service must translate the name into the corresponding IP address. For example, the domain name might translate to The DNS system is, in fact, its own network. If one DNS server doesn't know how to translate a particular domain name, it asks another one, and so on, until the correct IP address is returned. DNS is a tool that lets you enter a hostname (e.g. and find out the corresponding IP address. It will also do reverse name lookup and find the hostname for an IP address you specify. Such conversion of hostnames to IP addresses and vice versa is the main DNS function; however, advanced users can also use it to perform specific queries, e.g. queries for Mail Exchange (MX) records. DNS works by sending a Domain Name System (DNS) query to your default DNS server (the option Auto detect is enabled in the settings), or to any DNS server you specify in the settings. To perform the standard query, select - All Records - from the Type list, enter an IP address or hostname in the Query field, and click Lookup. The program will display the query result in a few seconds. Here is an example of a standard query output for the domain atriumsoftware.com:

11 Dialog DNS Query Page: 11 To perform non-standard queries, select the type of record you are requesting from the Type list, enter your query in the Query field, and click Lookup. When you run the tool for the first time, the Query drop-down list contains no entries; at later using you can select one from the list, or enter an new one. Columns Type Views the received result type. Name/Domain Views the received host or domain name. Class Views the received class type. TTL Views the received Time-To-Live value. Data Views all additional received data information. DNS offers many query types to choose from, and it takes some understanding of the Internet to perform any queries other than Standard Resolve Function. If you are a beginner and want to learn more about various query types, we suggest reading RFC 1034 and RFC 1035, or searching the web for query type names.

12 Dialog DNS Query Page: 12 Right-clicking on the window brings up a menu with the following commands: Copy all Copies the DNS table to the clipboard. Copy selected cell Copies selected cell to the clipboard. Copy selected row Copies selected row to the clipboard. You can customize the DNS configuration by clicking the Settings button or click Extras => Settings. See Settings for more information.

13 Dialog Whois Page: 13 Dialog Whois Use Whois to get information about an IP-address, an hostname or a domain. An IP address is a unique number that identifies a computer on the Internet, for example You may want to obtain information about an IP address to find out who is the real sender of an message, or who is attacking your computer. A hostname is just an easy name corresponding to an IP address. For example, mail.atriumsoftware.com is the name for the IP address A whois query for mail.atrium-software.com and returns exactly the same information. A domain is a network name registered to someone. Domain queries provide information about the owner of a domain name. inetquery provides you to performing IP address/hostname and domain name queries. To obtain information about an IP address, an hostname or a domain, just enter it in the Query box and click Lookup. You can choose a recently queried IP address/hostname or domain from the drop-down list.

14 Dialog Whois Page: 14 Right-clicking on the window brings up a menu with the following commands: Copy all Copies the DNS table to the clipboard. Copy selected cell Copies selected cell to the clipboard. Copy selected row Copies selected row to the clipboard. You can customize the Whois configuration by clicking the Settings button or click Extras => Settings. See Settings for more information.

15 Dialog Ping Page: 15 Dialog Ping Ping is a tool that lets you verify that a particular IP address exists and can accept requests by sending an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Echo request. Ping is used diagnostically to ensure that a host computer you are trying to reach is actually operating. If, for example, you can't ping a host, then you will be unable to use the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) to send s to that host. Ping can also be used with a host that is operating to see how long it takes to get a response back. If a host computer is operating, it normally sends back an Echo reply message. To perform a ping enter an IP address or hostname in the Query field, and click Lookup.

16 Dialog Ping Page: 16 Columns Num. Views the number of packets send to the remote host. IP Address Views the IP-address of the remote host. Hostname Views the hostname of the remote host. Duration Views the response time. TTL Views the Time-To-Live value. Response Message Views the response from the remote host. Right-clicking on the window brings up a menu with the following commands: Copy all Copies the DNS table to the clipboard. Copy selected cell Copies selected cell to the clipboard. Copy selected row Copies selected row to the clipboard. You can customize the Ping configuration by clicking the Settings button or click Extras => Settings. See Settings for more information.

17 Dialog Traceroute Page: 17 Dialog Traceroute Traceroute is a tool that traces the route (the specific gateway computers at each hop) from a client machine to the remote host being contacted by reporting all the router IP addresses in between. It also calculates and displays the amount of time each hop took. Traceroute is a handy tool both for understanding where problems exist in the Internet network and for getting a detailed sense of the Internet itself. Traceroute works by causing each router along a network path to return an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) error message. An IP packet contains a Time-To-Live (TTL) value, which specifies how long it can go on its search for a destination before being discarded. Each time a packet passes through a router, its TTL value is decremented by one; when it reaches zero, the packet is dropped, and an ICMP TTL expired in transit error message is returned to the sender. The Traceroute tool sends its first group of packets with a TTL value of one. The first router along the path will therefore discard the packet (its TTL is decremented to zero) and return the TTL expired in transit error. Thus, we have found the first router on the path. Packets can then be sent with a TTL of two, and then three, and so on, causing each router along the path to return an error, identifying it to us. Some routers silently drop packets with expired TTL; for such hops you will get the Request timed out error. Eventually, either the final destination is reached, or the maximum value is reached, and the Traceroute ends. At the final destination, Traceroute sends an ICMP Echo Request packet (ping), and if the destination computer is reachable, Traceroute displays Echo reply in the Response Message column. To use this tool, enter an IP address or hostname and click Lookup.

18 Dialog Traceroute Page: 18 Columns Num. Views the number of packets send to the remote host. IP Address Views the IP-address of the remote host. Hostname Views the hostname of the remote host. Duration Views the response time. TTL Views the Time-To-Live value. Right-clicking on the window brings up a menu with the following commands: Copy all Copies the DNS table to the clipboard. Copy selected cell Copies selected cell to the clipboard. Copy selected row Copies selected row to the clipboard. You can customize the Traceroute configuration by clicking the Settings button or click Extras => Settings. See Settings for more information.

19 Dialog NetStat Page: 19 Dialog NetStat This tool is a replacement of the standard Windows netstat command-line utility. It displays all the inbound and outbound connections to your computer and lists all open ports. Additionally, NetStat maps open ports and established connections to the owning application. Right-clicking on the window brings up a menu with the following commands: Copy all Copies the result table to the clipboard. Copy selected cell Copies selected cell to the clipboard. Copy selected row Copies selected row to the clipboard. Perform Ping on remote address Sends the selected IP address to Ping tool. Perform Traceroute on remote address Sends the selected IP address to Traceroute tool. Perform Whois on remote address Sends the selected IP address to Whois tool.

20 Dialog NetStat Page: 20 Perform DNS on hostname Sends the selected IP address to DNS tool. Task Properties Displays the task properties dialog of the selected task. You can customize the NetStat configuration by clicking the Settings button or click Extras => Settings. See Settings for more information.

21 Dialog Interfaces Page: 21 Dialog Interfaces The dialog Interfaces views a list of installed network adapters and their properties. Here you will get information of transmitted bytes, packets and other protocol statistics.

22 Dialog Tasks Page: 22 Dialog Tasks Tasks is a tool that shows the list of the applications and services currently running on your computer. The Name column shows the program name, the Windows title column shows the available window title, the Description column shows the file description, the Vendor column shows the name of the file manufacturer, the Start time column shows the exactly start time, the User column shows the name of the user, the PID column shows the unique process ID and the Path column shows the full path to the program's executable file. Tasks is a simple tool for identifying hidden applications, killing running processes, and managing the usage of your PC's resources more effectively. Right-clicking on the window brings up a menu with the following commands: Copy all Copies the Running Tasks table to the clipboard. Copy selected cell Copies selected cell to the clipboard. Copy selected row Copies selected row to the clipboard. Terminate Task Terminates the selected task after a security request.

23 Dialog Tasks Page: 23 Task Properties Views detailed information about the application.

24 Dialog Tools Page: 24 Dialog Tools Here you will find the useful tools IDN converter, Subnet calculator, check, SPF check and Open Relay check. International Domain Names This tool encodes or decodes a international domain name (IDN) containing special characters to RFC822 compatible address. As result you will get shown the normalized name and the ACE string (info@xn--mller-kva.de) as RFC822 compatible address. Address/-Domain Enter here an address or an domain name which you would to encode or decode; e.g. info@müller.de or spaß.net. Encode Encodes an entered address or domain name which contains special characters to RFC822 compatible address.

25 Dialog Tools Page: 25 Decode Decodes an entered RFC822 compatible address. Normally this should be a valid ACE string. Normalized name Views the normalized name; e.g. info@müller.de or spass.net. Encoded Name Views the encoded or decoded result; e.g. info@xn--mller-kva.de or spass.net. Subnet Calculator This tool calculates the properties of a given subnet. Enter a valid IP-address and the subnet mask or the numbers of bits in the subnet. IP Address Enter here a valid IP-address; e.g

26 Dialog Tools Page: 26 Subnet Mask Enter here the subnet mask, e.g or work with the Numbers of Bits. or the Numbers of Bits Enter here the Numbers of Bits; e.g. 27. Calculate Calculates the properties of the given subnet. Subnet Address Views the subnet IP-address; e.g Subnet Mask Views the corresponding subnet mask; e.g First IP Address Views the first IP-address of the subnet; e.g Last IP Address Views the last IP-address of the subnet; e.g Check The check feature is able to find out if a address exists or not. Because of the growing security requirements, it is not always possible get clear results..

27 Dialog Tools Page: 27 address Enter here a valid address; e.g. info@atrium-software.com. Lookup Starts the check. Results Views the result of the check.

28 Dialog Tools Page: 28 SPF Check SPF (Sender Policy Framework) Check provides you to check that a is coming from a host who has the right permission to send that . You may want to obtain information about an domain or hostname to find out who is the real sender of an message. Domain/Hostname Enter here a valid domain or hostname; e.g. atrium-software.com or mail.atriumsoftware.com. Lookup Starts the SPF query. Results Views the result of the SPF query.

29 Dialog Tools Page: 29 Open Relay Check Open relay databases provide information of blacklisted mail servers in the internet. You can check here if a given address or hostname is blacklisted in a open relay database. The Open Relay query will be send to each given Open Relay database server which are entered in the Open Relay Settings. IP-Address/Hostname Enter here a valid IP-address or hostname; e.g or mail.atriumsoftware.com. Lookup Starts the Open Relay Check. Results Views the result of the Open Relay Check.

30 Dialog Reports Page: 30 Dialog Report The dialog Report provides you to create a report for a given domain or host name. The report shows registered names and addresses, as well as detailed information about domain owners and network providers. To create a domain/host report enter a domain or hostname, and click Lookup.

31 Dialog Settings Page: 31 Dialog Settings The DNS tab provides you to configure some settings for the DNS queries. Name server Auto detect Use this checkbox to enable this feature. Use special name server Enable this option and enter a specially name server which you want to use. Timeout Provides you to set the time limit for DNS query. If no information is received during the specified time, the query is cancelled. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of name servers you may want to increase or decrease the query timeout. Options Recursive query Use this checkbox to enable this feature. Inverse query Use this checkbox to enable this feature.

32 Dialog Settings Page: 32 Whois Settings The Whois tab lets you define a specially whois server or to work with the auto detect option. Whois server Auto detect Use this checkbox to enable this feature. Use special whois server Enable this option and enter a specially whois server which should be use.

33 Dialog Settings Page: 33 Ping Settings The Ping tab provides you to configure some settings for the Ping queries. Packet count Provides you to set the number of packets to be sent to the remote host. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote server you may want to increase or decrease the number of packets. Endless Use this checkbox to enable this feature. Maximum Enable this option and enter a maximum value of packets which should be send. Packet size Provides you to set the size (in bytes) of the data portion of the ICMP packet. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote server you may want to increase or decrease the packet size. Timeout Provides you to set the the maximum time (in seconds) Ping will wait for the response from a host. If no information is received during the specified time, the ping is cancelled. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote host you may want to increase or decrease the timeout. Delay Provides you to set the interval (in milliseconds) between pings. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote host you may want to increase or decrease the delay time. Time-To-Live Provides you to set the Time-To-Live value for the Ping.

34 Dialog Settings Page: 34 Options Resolve hostname If this box is checked, the program will try to resolve the host name for the entered IP address when you send a query. Traceroute Settings The Traceroute tab provides you to configure some settings for the Traceroute queries. Maximum hops Allows you to limit the number of hops to trace. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote host you may want to increase or decrease the max. number of hops. Packet size Provides you to set the size (in bytes) of the data portion of the ICMP packet. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote server you may want to increase or decrease the packet size. Timeout Provides you to set the the maximum time (in seconds) Traceroute will wait for the response from a router. If no information is received during the specified time, the traceroute is cancelled. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote host you may want to increase or decrease the timeout. Delay Provides you to set the interval (in milliseconds) between pings. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the accessibility of the remote host you may want to increase or decrease the delay time. Options Resolve hostname

35 Dialog Settings Page: 35 If this box is checked, the program will try to resolve the host name for the entered IP address when you send a query. NetStat Settings The NetStat tab provides you to configure some settings for the Network statistics. Statistics Show TCP statistics Check this box if you want to have TCP connections listed in the Network Statistics window. Show UDP statistics Check this box if you want to have UDP connections listed in the Network Statistics window. Show Loopback statistics Check this box if you want to have Loopback statistics listed in the Network Statistics window. Show established connections only Check this box if you want the Network Statistics window to list established connections only. All other connections (listening, closing, etc.) will not be listed. Resolve hostnames Check this box if you want the program to perform reverse DNS lookups of the IP addresses. If you check it, the hostname will be shown in the hostname column if available. Interval Allows you to set the auto-refresh interval (in seconds) for NetStat.

36 Dialog Settings Page: 36 Open Relay Settings The Open Relay tab lets you define a list of Open Relay database server which should be use with the Open Relay Check. All given Open Relay database server will be use for a single query of the entered IP address or hostname. The query uses the name server defined on the Settings/DNS tab. These suffix values are used for the DNS query. They will be attached to the entered IP-address or the hostname (e.g relays.ordb.org). In this way, the DNS query reaches the server of the Open Relay database. If the server responds with a valid return value, the address is in the database. So, the IP-address or the host is blacklisted as Open Relay. Please note that such services are not always free. You will find more details at for more details.

37 Dialog Settings Page: 37 Dialog Information This dialog contains information about your installed version of. Here you will see the product and file version of inetquery. You may use the link to visit our website or write us an to our info address. atrium software international Idsteinerstraße Niedernhausen GERMANY

38 Other Products Page: 38 Other Products MERCUR Messaging 2005 Dispatching electronic messages within an Intranet or the Internet is an essential service for most businesses. MERCUR Messaging 2005 offers the necessary features to provide an efficient and effective communications medium. These include Security features using IP-Caching Firewall, check open relay database by using DNS, Remote Configuration via a Web Browser, Dial- Up-connectivity (Modem, ISDN-Card), dedicated connectivity (ISDN-Router) or connectivity over the network (Router) to your ISP. MERCUR Messaging 2005 is designed for Windows NT 4.0 Workstation and Server, Windows 2000 Professional and Server, Windows 2003 Server as well as Windows XP acquire a server all the Extras. CARTHAGO Groupware 2005 Access your anytime, whether you are sitting at a cafe, in a public library, at work or in the privacy of your home. With CARTHAGO Groupware you have access to your , personal contacts, personal calendar, organizer, address book, all via your browser. CARTHAGO Groupware allows message access via any standard browser. CARTHAGO is fully optimized to integrate with MERCUR Messaging 2005 or you can integrate it with any other standard SMTP, POP3 server on the market. The services use an ISAPI-DLL, that supports either Microsoft IIS 5.0, Apache Webserver (Apache requires that the ISAPI.dll be implemented, currently the ISAPI.dll for Apache Web Server is beta) or VisNetic WebSite. CARTHAGO Groupware supports SSL Secured Socket Layer Protocol when integrated with either of the above mentioned web server applications. With CARTHAGO Groupware all your messages, contacts, appointments, tasks, system and user settings are stored in a database format using either Microsoft Access or Microsoft SQL Server. CARTHAGO uses Microsoft Data Access Objects (MDAC), other major database applications are also supported by CARTHAGO Groupware. Full database support ensures that all your daily data can be secured and easily backed up. CARTHAGO Groupware is available in English and German. Language selection is available at the user level. CARTHAGO is fully customized, end users can customize the look and feel of the product. Administrators can also customize the look and feel of CARTHAGO Groupware. CAMELOT Security 2005 CAMELOT Security is a server side based Spam filtering solution that behaves very much like a gateway or firewall that sits in front of the SMTP Mail Server. Messages are delivered through the CAMELOT gateway to either the SMTP and/or picked up by the POP3 for an external mail server. When a thorough analysis and authentication by CAMELOT's Security Services are completed, messages will then forward to the actual SMTP Mail Server. The following steps listed below briefly describe how CAMELOT uses the Security Services in analyzing . CAMELOT implements a 3-state logic known as FUZZY LOGIC on the header processing. The third state analyzes the header processes for questionable or uncertain parameters allowing CAMELOT to analyze headers process with a YES or NO or DON'T KNOW scenario. This is extremely useful, when dealing with a process using multiple algorithms. In addition to the fuzzy logic technology CAMELOT implements two types of text analysis, a text pattern analyzer and a bayesian text classifier. These two algorithms work hand in hand. The

39 Other Products Page: 39 combination of fuzzy logic and the Bayesian methods are part of what is called neural networking, or also known as artificial intelligence.