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Re: sniffing packets on a switch
From: "Valerio Bellizzomi" <support () selnet org>
Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 18:59:26 +0100
The "some" problems you are talking about are that since a switch has no shared medium, with tcpdump you will see only your own traffic and broadcast traffic, not the traffic of other hosts (except the broadcast). On 07/03/2003, at 15.54, Scott Borre wrote:
I am interested in what people recommend using to sniff packets on a switch. I have heard that TCPdump has some problems doing this. Thank you ahead of the time for any assistance. Scott Borre __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/
Current thread:
- sniffing packets on a switch Scott Borre (Mar 08)
- Re: sniffing packets on a switch Mark Ng (Mar 08)
- Re: sniffing packets on a switch secvuln (Mar 08)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch David Gillett (Mar 11)
- Re: sniffing packets on a switch Valerio Bellizzomi (Mar 12)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch Hankes, Christopher A (Mar 08)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch Elkhatib, Ahmad (Mar 08)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch Fields, James (Mar 10)
- Re: sniffing packets on a switch Kenzo (Mar 11)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch Trevor Cushen (Mar 11)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch Brad Davenport (Mar 12)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch cpmurphyiii (Mar 13)
- Re: RE: sniffing packets on a switch govind (Mar 17)
- RE: sniffing packets on a switch David Vertie (Mar 17)