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This page gives a detailed description (hopefully) of how to install and uninstall NETI@home for your favorite OS.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: (Note: these instructions must be followed in order)

Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP

If you do not have WinPcap 3.0 or greater or are unsure, simply install NETI@home from the Windows NT/2000/XP with WinPcap self-installing executable.
Otherwise, if you are certain that you have WinPcap 3.0 or greater, simply install NETI@home from the Windows NT/2000/XP without WinPcap self-installing executable.

Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me

If you do not have WinPcap 3.0 or greater or are unsure, simply install NETI@home from the Windows 95/98/Me with WinPcap self-installing executable.
Otherwise, if you are certain that you have WinPcap 3.0 or greater, simply install NETI@home from the Windows 95/98/Me without WinPcap self-installing executable.

Redhat Linux

1. Make certain that you have libpcap installed.
2. Install the NETI@home RPM.
   • rpm -i neti
3. Modify the configuration file (/etc/neti.conf) to your liking.
4. Add NETI@home to init.d (to have it run every time) using the neti.script file.

Mac OS X

1. Install the NETI@home Mac Package by simply double-clicking.
2. Modify the configuration file (/etc/neti.conf) to your liking.
3. On your next restart, NETI@home will automatically start or you can start before your reboot by running /usr/sbin/neti as root.

Sun Solaris

1. Make certain that you have libpcap installed.
2. Install NETI@home using the NETI@home tarball distribution.
   • Inside a temporary directory type:
   • tar -zxvf neti-2.0.tar.gz
   • ./configure
   • make
   • make install
3. Modify the configuration file (/etc/neti.conf) to your liking.
4. Add NETI@home to init.d (to have it run every time) using the neti.script file.

Others (especially various other Linux distributions and *NIXes)
This method has been reported to work for:

• Slackware 10

1. No other OS's have been tested yet, continue at your own risk, and please let us know what you find. Thanks!
2. Make certain that you have libpcap installed.
3. Try using the NETI@home tarball.
   • Inside a temporary directory type:
   • tar -zxvf neti-2.0.tar.gz
   • ./configure
   • make
   • make install
4. Modify the configuration file (/etc/neti.conf) to your liking.
5. Add NETI@home to init.d (to have it run every time) using the neti.script file.

Source Code (tarball and SRPM)

• Source tarball
• Source RPM (SRPM)

md5sum's (for those of you who are especially paranoid)

70ea9d4d34903c3aec4b56dd41a2b32f	neti-2.0-1.i386.rpm
212bac63a844ec1e299594f323f397a6	neti-2.0-1.src.rpm
85ce6a26b9d023d856bbab1541849465	NETI-2.0.pkg.tar.gz
6c5382ce80b1bbc7bb7ea5015bf2b9f3	neti-2.0.tar.gz
9113821aaf71ab3175e12982e92220ce	NETI-setup-2.0-nopcap-95.exe
770be677b37a4accb066608d2f899077	NETI-setup-2.0-nopcap.exe
3fea802a67ddd0886f981b6f4dd319ff	NETI-setup-2.0-pcap-95.exe
1c6f05fb7ad5227593b75c03743dedf2	NETI-setup-2.0-pcap.exe

UNINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: (If you must...)

Microsoft Windows

• From Add/Remove Programs, select NETI@home and click remove.

Redhat Linux

• As root, run: rpm -e neti

Others (especially various other Linux distributions and *NIXes)

• From the NETI@home source directory, run: make uninstall

NETI@home IS NOT SPYWARE

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