I want to monitor a Gigabit Multimode(SX) Fiber link. If use a Network
Tap then:
- Using one SX NIC: Can Libpcap capture packets from TX and RX NIC's
connector?
- Have I to use 2 different NICs to connect the fibers to the RX
connectors and don't use the TX ones? ¿Configuring the N
Alex - thanks very much for your reply. I am quite interested!!! However, i'm
not much of a programmer (yet). I am OK with Linux.
I'll keep you updated and ask questions as needed. that STP issue, i wonder if
that is a big hinderance or if a workaround is available. But I'll research
the PF_R
David Moron asked:
I want to monitor a Gigabit Multimode(SX) Fiber link. If use a Network
Tap then:
- Using one SX NIC: Can Libpcap capture packets from TX and RX NIC's
connector?
- Have I to use 2 different NICs to connect the fibers to the RX
connectors and don't use the TX one
So you want to use a Linux box as an in-line tap. You might have to configure
it for bridging or bonding, not exactly sure how to accomplish this, however, i
my self am also interested in something like this.
David Moron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi everyboy,
I want to monitor a Gigabit Multim
Hi everyboy,
I want to monitor a Gigabit Multimode(SX) Fiber link. If use a Network
Tap then:
- Using one SX NIC: Can Libpcap capture packets from TX and RX NIC's
connector?
- Have I to use 2 different NICs to connect the fibers to the RX
connectors and don't use the TX ones? ¿Conf
