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Old 08-28-2002
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Seeing IP packet
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Is there any way that i can directly take out the IP packet and see its contents.


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Most people will get a laptop that runs some kind a sniffer software to use for this. Our network group has a couple of these. Some versions of unix have network tracing capability but they tend to be oriented to displaying ethernet frames rather than IP packets.
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In Unix/Linux...You can use: tcpdump, ethereal, iptraf...

tcpdump: default was install with any version Unix
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you can also get iptables to log packets with certain aspects. Most people will use a sniffer like COLD, HUNT, ntop (and the ones mentioned above)
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One of the coolist tools I have ever found is Trinux. Go to http://www.trinux.org/ to check it out.
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