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Re: Slickest way to capture all packets inbound and outbound for a specific IP address, or range?


From: Christos Gioran <himicos () freemail gr>
Date: 06 Sep 2003 01:25:47 +0300

Will agree with the other guys here.....

Ethereal is what i have used for this kind of work and has let me with
the best of impressions. Fast, easy and configurable...did i mention
free?? Like an improved tcpdump (all time classic and favorite) with a
gui.

Good luck

himicos


On Fri, 2003-09-05 at 18:51, Mark G. Spencer wrote:
I'm curious what the best way would be to capture all packets inbound or
outbound for a specific IP address or range of IP addresses would be?  The
scenario would be this .. 

I suspect an IP address of being involved in an intrusion into an
application on my network.  The relevant system has been patched, but I
would still like to capture the full packets for any inbound and outbound
activity for that IP address on a machine outside of my firewall.

Would Snort be a good way to do this, or is there a quicker/slimmer
solution?

Thanks!

Mark
 


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