Have a look at cidump. You can find it in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL
Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn

Marko,
The SQL Server 2005 Beta2 as well as Bet3 Books Online (BOL) have yet to be
updated on this most useful SQL FTS utility. In the meantime, you should
checkout the cidump utility. Use cidump /? to get the syntax as well as
example of use, located at
\MSSQL90\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn:

cidump /?
-- edited output:

Use cidump.exe for:
- Dumping the content of the catalog or a specified index
      cidump -dump <catalog_path> [options]

- Checking the integrity of the catalog or a specified index
      cidump -check <catalog_path> [options]

- Computing statistics on the content of the catalog or a specified index
      cidump -stats <catalog_path> [options]
...

Display global statistics for the index 0001002A:
   cidump -stats c:\catalog -g -i 0x1002A

cidump /??
Advanced options:

  -x [<format>] - Dump the index
       <format> can be also:
                   ks  - statistics per key
                   kw+ - keys and wids and wid metadata (all but
occurrences)
                   kp  - list of keys with position in index
                   kwp - list of keys and wids with position in index
                   kph - dump phrases that contain a given key.
                         Requires -kph and -pch options.
                   ph  - dump all phrases in more than a given nr of docs
                         Requires -phc option.
  -dir [<format>] - Dump the index directory
       <format> can be:
                      kbo - keys and BitOffset in index (default)
                      kp - list of keys with position in the directory file
  -phk <key> - Used only with "-x kph" dump format.
               Dump phrases that contain the given <key>. Use also -phc.
  -phc <minWidCount> - Used only with "-x ph" and "-x kph" dump formats.
       Dump all the 2-3 word phrases that occur in at least <minOccCount>
       documents in the indexed corpus.
  -kwc <minWidCount> <maxWidCount> - Display only keys in a widcount range.
  -alr - Display the allocated ranges for the master index.
  -fbs - Force binary search when dumping widsets.
  -rec <index> <type> <maxWid> <R/W> - Dump a standalone index.
                                       Don't use the Index Table.
       <index>  - the index id (e.g.) 0x1001C
       <type>   - 0 - master index; 1 - shadow index.
       <maxWid> - the maximum workid in the index.
       <R/W>    - 0 - complete index; 1 - incomplete index (write mode)

Enjoy!
John