[Guy Harris <gharris@xxxxxxxxx>]

teuvo.g.eloranta@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

> See: http://www.ethereal.com/lists/ethereal-users/200406/msg00051.html

*AND* see the responses, which point out that Ethereal is free software.

(Questions that indicate that the asker of the question thinks Ethereal 
is a commercial product are perhaps being asked frequently enough that 
this needs to go into the FAQ.  The fact that we have a ".com" domain 
nonwithstanding - that's just because "ethereal.org" was unavailable - 
it's not a commercial product; there's no cost for downloading, you can 
install the copy as many times as you want, there are no separate "demo" 
and "full" versions.  There's also no support contract or telephone 
"hotline" support; you could ask on the ethereal-users list for support, 
and some people on the list might offer support, classes, etc. for 
money, although I don't happen to be one of those people.)