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In article <8s4lno$iui$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, Karl Jones  <kjones@dbs1.com> wrote:
>I want to watch traffic going out over a particular port - for
>debugging purposes.  I got tcpdump and took a look.  I think I
>understand and I don't like what I see.
>
>Seems like I have to either 1) destroy my current network card
>configuration in the interest of tcpdump or 2) add a network card and
>totally turn it over to tcpdump.

I use the 'ipmon' facility that is part of the ipfilter package.  It works just
fine as long as what you want to watch is traffic into and out of the machine
you're running it on.  The only time I use tcpdump is when I need to watch
traffic on the network that *isn't* to/from the machine I'm using for
monitoring.  I think it's both a TLS and included in 5.0.6.

        John
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