Re: Any way to simulate traffic?

2005-01-14 Thread Christian Storch
On Do, 13.01.2005, 20:37, Javier Pardo sagte: > Hello. > > I´m looking after a way to simulate traffic in order to probe my > iptables' rules. > > In other words. Is there any way, any command or any iptables parameter > to ask iptables what is going to do (according with the active rules) > when s

Re: Any way to simulate traffic?

2005-01-13 Thread Ryan Yagatich
IMO, hping2 is the best for doing this as it will create some custom crafted packets that you can send towards your system to see its response. Thanks, Ryan Yagatich ,__, / Ryan Yagatich Pantek Incorporated | \ http://www.pantek.

Re: Any way to simulate traffic?

2005-01-13 Thread Greg Folkert
On Thu, 2005-01-13 at 20:37 +0100, Javier Pardo wrote: > Hello. > > I´m looking after a way to simulate traffic in order to probe my > iptables' rules. > > In other words. Is there any way, any command or any iptables parameter > to ask iptables what is going to do (according with the active rule

Re: Any way to simulate traffic?

2005-01-13 Thread Michal Jeczalik Jr
* "Javier Pardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello. > > I´m looking after a way to simulate traffic in order to probe my > iptables' rules. You can look at ${KERNEL_DIR}/Documentation/networking/pktgen.txt -- ::)^|^(:: Michal Jeczalik Jr, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.salvador.eu.org :(:\:/:

Any way to simulate traffic?

2005-01-13 Thread Javier Pardo
Hello. I´m looking after a way to simulate traffic in order to probe my iptables' rules. In other words. Is there any way, any command or any iptables parameter to ask iptables what is going to do (according with the active rules) when some traffic arrives? Thanks in advanced. RatÓn. --