Hi,
I'm not sure if I understand the question correctly but to stop a host
from recieving DHCP requests you could block them using iptables. Hope
that might help somewhate, not sure if it is what you were asking though.
.
man iptables or a quick google should give you
information on how to use
Guy Harris wrote:
Not true of the IP header size - the IPv4 header has a *minimum* length
of 20 bytes, but if there are IP options, it could be longer than 20
bytes. The first byte of the IP header is the version/length byte; it
includes a length, in units of 4-byte words (so that a value of 0x
Ramsurrun Visham wrote:
I read that the headers are contiguous, i.e. ethernet first, then IP,
and then ICMP. They are 14, 20 and 8 bytes respectively. I also believe
that the header size doesn't change.
Not true of the IP header size - the IPv4 header has a *minimum* length
of 20 bytes, but if the
mwcorley wrote:
For the past couple of years or so I've been developing a more standard way to
interact with and handle libpcap packets. This has enabled me (and other in
the local community) to develop tailored network centric tools much quicker
and easier than before. We call it SIMPCAP (Sim
> On Sun, Feb 27, 2005 at 10:37:34PM +0400, Ramsurrun Visham wrote:
> | Hi to all,
> |
> | I would like to know how do we grab the icmp header from an ethernet frame.
> I believe we have to jump pass the ethernet and IP headers..
>
> no - we actually need to parse through the IP header to find o
Greets - I would be interested. Please either send to the list
or directly back to me (maybe post it somewhere?).
mwcorley wrote:
Hello,
For the past couple of years or so I've been developing a more standard way to
interact with and handle libpcap packets. This has enabled me (and other in
the
Hello,
For the past couple of years or so I've been developing a more standard way to
interact with and handle libpcap packets. This has enabled me (and other in
the local community) to develop tailored network centric tools much quicker
and easier than before. We call it SIMPCAP (Simplified
Dear All,
Is there any common solution for stopping the dhcp request sent by dhcpcd
daemon for all Linux operating systems. If anyone knows please update me.
with regards,
Aman.
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