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command line socket read utility
HI
I have a messaging s/w daemon(TIBCO rvrd) provided by vendor which will accept connections from various clients and routes messages to the destinations. In order to route it internally uses two ports(one tcp adn one udp). I want to know on which port(tcp/udp) it is transmitting the actual message. Is there any command line utility to listen on a given port. Thanks in advance. |
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