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:LinuxWorld Australia: Linux Primer for Networkers: Using the Sniffer
LinuxWorld Australia: Linux Primer for Networkers: Using the Sniffer
May 7, 2006, 21 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (6415 reads)

(Other stories by Greg Schaffer)

"A few years back, I used an old 486 running Red Hat Linux and tcpdump to easily diagnose a client's denial-of-service attack, illustrating the benefits of creating a powerful network analysis tool from 'scrap' parts. There are plenty of tools to build a similar Windows-based network analyzer, but Linux can run on machines that can't efficiently run Windows.

"I will now show you how to test the system and install libcap, a package that grabs network packet data; tcpdump, a basic but crucial sniffer package that displays that data sequentially; and iptraf, which presents trends and summaries of the data..."

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