Re: tcpdump: How do I filter 'bootp' packets?

Jim Nelson wrote: chuck gelm wrote: Howdy: I have cable modem access to the internet now and the download speed is double my original DSL speed. :-)However, I am concerned about security. Can other cable modem subscribers see my packets? IIRC, most modern cable modems filter anything not add

Re: tcpdump: How do I filter 'bootp' packets?

chuck gelm wrote: Howdy: I have cable modem access to the internet now and the download speed is double my original DSL speed. :-)However, I am concerned about security. Can other cable modem subscribers see my packets? IIRC, most modern cable modems filter anything not addressed to them - y

Re: tcpdump: How do I filter 'bootp' packets?

At 08:13 AM 12/8/2004 -0500, chuck gelm wrote: Howdy: I have cable modem access to the internet now and the download speed is double my original DSL speed. :-)However, I am concerned about security. Can other cable modem subscribers see my packets? To test this, I am trying to use tcpdump t

tcpdump: How do I filter 'bootp' packets?

Howdy: I have cable modem access to the internet now and the download speed is double my original DSL speed. :-)However, I am concerned about security. Can other cable modem subscribers see my packets? To test this, I am trying to use tcpdump to monitor packets that my cable modem is sendin