Re: IPv6 Traces

2005-02-17 Thread Chongeun Lee
; 'IPv6 WG' *Subject:* RE: IPv6 Traces Some commercially available traffic generator/analyzers have a built-in packet ‘sniffer’ (can be of limited capture capacity). Aside from the already mentioned Ethereal, there is one other that I have used with success. Not sure

RE: IPv6 Traces

2005-02-17 Thread Nuno Garcia
mothy enos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: quinta-feira, 17 de Fevereiro de 2005 15:22To: Nuno Garcia; 'IPv6 WG'Subject: RE: IPv6 Traces Some commercially available traffic generator/analyzers have a built-in packet ‘sniffer’ (can be of limited capture capacity). Aside from the

RE: IPv6 Traces

2005-02-17 Thread timothy enos
Title: IPv6 Traces Some commercially available traffic generator/analyzers have a built-in packet ‘sniffer’ (can be of limited capture capacity). Aside from the already mentioned Ethereal, there is one other that I have used with success. Not sure if mentioning brand names on this list is

RE: IPv6 Traces

2005-02-16 Thread Sharif Ghazzawi
Title: IPv6 Traces Would ethereal work for what you're doing?  It has a very nice graphical front end for displaying the packet headers and information and it does support IPv6. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nuno GarciaSent: Wednesday, February 1

RE: IPv6 Traces

2005-02-16 Thread Brian McGehee
Title: IPv6 Traces Might I recommend the open source solution ethereal.  This can be found at http://www.ethereal.com/   This does a great job of packet capturing IPv6 and providing in-depth details.  I have been using it for years. Good luck   …All my opinions are mine. Brian Mc