Re: Capturing packets

2000-03-04 Thread Danny
Hello this is that what I need at the moment. Can you please tar up a copy of the program for me please. Thank you. Looking forward to your feedback. dannyh [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sun, 05 Mar 2000, Duncan Hill wrote: > On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Ed Alexander wrote: > > > Go to freshmeat.net and get

Re: Capturing packets

2000-03-04 Thread Duncan Hill
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Ed Alexander wrote: > Go to freshmeat.net and get 'ethereal'. It'll let you > look inside packets in real time, capture them to look at > them off-line, or look inside packets captured by tcpdump. > It works great and should do exactly what you want. HTH. Or get the tcpsho

Re: Capturing packets

2000-03-04 Thread Ed Alexander
Paul, AFAIK, tcpdump will let you look at packet headers and also capture packets and save them to a file, but it won't let you look inside the packets. Go to freshmeat.net and get 'ethereal'. It'll let you look inside packets in real time, capture them to look at them off-line, or look insi

Re: Capturing packets

2000-03-03 Thread Vidiot
>I need to capture all the packets sent and received from an ip address, >on the inside of a ipchains firewall. > >Here is what I know: > >1. The internal ip address of the workstation. >2. The packets are TCP. > >I can see the MASQ connection with ipchains -M -L. I need to be able to >capture the

Capturing packets

2000-03-03 Thread Paul Breedlove
I need to capture all the packets sent and received from an ip address, on the inside of a ipchains firewall. Here is what I know: 1. The internal ip address of the workstation. 2. The packets are TCP. I can see the MASQ connection with ipchains -M -L. I need to be able to capture these packets