[lug] Sniffers

[C Menzes]

Just as a follow up. I am not certain what types of sniffers you have
dealt with in the past, however if you are used to a gui interface similar
to NAI's sniffer, then ethereal is probably what you are looking for. If
you are just looking to see network activity and not delve too much into
the packet content, snoop or tcpdump will suffice nicely.

just my two cents.
-cjm


On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Dan Radom wrote:

> depending on your OS, you can try tcpdump, ethereal, or snoop.
> 
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> Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 3:11 PM
> Subject: [lug] Sniffers
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> > I am trying to debug a client server application.  The client runs on
> > Linux, and the server runs on NT.  The client reports an error when
> > trying to connect to the server.  Are there any tools I can use to sniff
> > the network and see whats going on?  Thanks.
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