Hi all
I have a big problem finding a customer with tcpdump (dedicated
serverhosting / ~300 servers / switched network [mac-lockdown] / no
"central" firewall other than my BGP-router protecting itself) who's
spamming the world using a fake IP and a pseudo VMware mac-addr. in the
mail-header.
Th
hello all,
I would like to know the correlation between 'libpcap',
'linux' & bpf.
I found someone said that there's no BPF in Linux, instead
there's a bpf emulator
that works on 'user space' not 'kernel space', so there
must be many packets dropped or
cannot be processed? is that right?
Thanks a
Walzer, Jeff wrote:
I want to run tcpdump on the Nokia box to make sure that is the only
header and that I'm not missing any that might get stripped. Does
tcpdump allow me to grab http headers and if so what command options do
I need to use to grab that info?
Tcpdump grabs raw packet data - it does
We are trying to block the ability to do file transfers through Msn
Messenger on our Checkpoint NG w/AI R55 firewall. I've seen various
articles stating that Msn Messenger file transfer uses ports 6891-6900,
but when I do a packet capture I see nothing but traffic over 1863, or
port 80 for those wh
CVS log entries from 22.03.2005 (Tue) 10:07:08 - 23.03.2005 (Wed) 10:07:03 GMT
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Author: hannes
File: tcpdump/print-bgp.c; Revisions: 1.90, 1.89