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promiscuous mode machines
/* SCO OpenServer 5 */
anyone know an effective way to tell what machines, if any, are running in promiscuous mode?? e0- |
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There are several applications that will check for sniffers on your network. packetstormsecurity.org is down right now, but when it's up, look for "anti sniff", and similar tools. I believe the Unix versions are free.
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