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Sure, thank you for your help.

1.The port numbers are located within the /var/log/messages divided by how the port was used (ie. DPT=80 for incoming HTTP traffic or SPT=143 for outgoing mail...

Sorry for not being overly clear - what I am attempting to do is run traffic through my network on a variety of different ports (ie. HTTP traffic on port 80, SMTP on port 143, MySQL on port 1306,...

Ah perfect! But what of the port number variable? Would it work if I used the command you provided and piped it with a grep statement stating the port number? ie. myscript '03 29 07:15:00' '03 29...

Edit: Sorry I didn't see the text at the bottom of your code tags. Thank you so much for your help. So, as an example, assuming I wanted to find all IIS network traffic (port 80) I would type:...

Okay so...do I add the red part to the top of the code I posted earlier? or is this a stand-alone script? Also, is it possible to allow me to input the ports/times/dates outside the script rather...

Sure, here is the code I have so far that is not working:


#!/bin/bash

read -p "Enter month (first 3 letters): " month

read -p "Enter day of month: " day

read -p "Enter starting time...

I am wondering if there is a script (if one exists, not confident in my own scripting ability) that is able to bring up specified information from the /var/log/messages. I need to show logged...