On Thu, 17 Jan 2008, Vic wrote:
> The sniffer programem to use is now called Wireshark. It used to be called
> Ethereal - they changed the name.
Found/installed Wireshark last night on my system at home.
> But the problem you've got is getting the packets to sniff; most LANs
> these days are sw
Let's hope this goes through - been so long since I posted t this list
I've forgotten which email address I used :-)
> Anyone ... know how to sniff ethernet on
> fast LAN's?
Yep. I do.
The sniffer programem to use is now called Wireshark. It used to be called
Ethereal - they changed the name.
B
Hi Curt,
Thanks for the work...
Let me get some other stuff off my plate today and I'll get to look
at it.. I have two linux laptops with wireshark and wireless
interfaces that I can use to test with.
Regards
de John
EI7IG
On 17 Jan 2008, at 04:34, Curt, WE7U wrote:
Anyone still run T
Anyone still run TCP/IP over AX.25, or know how to sniff ethernet on
fast LAN's? I spent a few hours separating out the
authenticate-but-don't-encrypt portion from the HPN patch for
OpenSSH.
If you can compile from sources then it's easy to apply the patch.
I need to know if it works as expected
