I'm familiar with ethereal, but I really wish there was some way that I could get whole, complete files out of it. For example, if I'm running the ethereal and I watch a ..... video, the sniffer would produce the .flv file that I just watched. Is there some kind of program that can produce whole files from ethereal capture files? I found a program for windows that does exactly this called "langrabber" but I really want to be able to do it on linux.
I am running wireshark on my laptop. It is only showing me the packets addressed to and from it, and broadcast packets. I am running it in promiscuas mode, and in iwconfig set the interface to mode monitor. However it can still not see packets from my other laptop. They are in the same room, both wirelessly connected to the same network.
I am trying to install ethereal on my computer, but when i did yum install ethereal, the system installed wireshark for me. is this some kind of bug, or is ethereal the same as wireshark?!
I am the new user to ns-2. I would like to know is it possible to send the keys or some value as the packet data (content of the packet) in ns-2 (for wireless environment).
I got a problem with my CentOS server. Somebody told me OpenVPN Requires different changes inside my firewall settings. That could be the problem why openvpn wont load..I receive this error on my CentOS panel when im trying to connect into the centos openvpn (with my winxp pc):
We are running squid as a proxy server having almost 170 users.The clients are using windows and after observing more than once there are some users that are sniffing on the network using maybe some sort of sniffing tool. Now can any body recommend some anti sniffing tool that can help us in detecting that culprit. Any software linux or windows based will I have tried wireshark if someone recommends that then please give some detailed tutorial on wireshark.
I need a utility to record the traffic on a particular TCP port. I know there are packet sniffers that can do this, but I don't need to monitors the wire, just the traffic to and from my own computer. I would assume there is something out there that can hook into the TCP stack and copy the data to a file just before/after it goes out/in, but my google fu has failed me.
I have recently started using Ubuntu, so far I am quite satisfied with the switch in OS. This time my question has more to do with privacy, govt. sniffing of private/personal communications, Internet censorship and what to do about these issues. I live in a South American country where the govt. wants to impose Internet censorship such as the one currently in place in Iran, Cuba or China. They plan to set up a single node for all Internet communications out-going and in-coming. I would not be surprised if they are already monitoring people`s communications illegally.
1. what can be done to avoid being censored? they will be able to monitor my email accounts, facebook, twitter and so on. They want to force the Internet Service Providers and telecom companies to censor their users, since those companies will be responsible for the content of the emails, sms, tweeter messages, etc.
2. What can I do to avoid their censorship of certain contents which are critical of the govt. or contrary to the regime`s views? I need to be able to read what other people are saying beyond the borders of this country. We can`t tolerate living with this ban. Certain contents coming from abroad will be blocked.
3. How can I protect my email and bank operations? Is a proxy server an option? I really don`t know what a proxy server is, how much it would help us avoid govt. sniffing in private matters for political reasons.
4. what additional measures can be taken? is using encrypted messages an option to communicate with my relatives in order to prevent the govt. from reading my emails?
I have configured NFS Server on CentOS 5.2 with IBM Web Server,which is having AIX 5.3 The IBM Web Server can upload all data onto NFS Server. Now, Today i was having slow response on IBM Web Server & by measuring the NFS, i found below error while running "tcpdump" command on CentOS Server.
tcpdump -n -i eth1 | grep 2049 18:36:37.237451 IP 10.100.19.241.2049 > 10.100.19.88.1758143293: reply ok 1448 read [|nfs] 18:36:37.237476 IP 10.100.19.241.2049 > 10.100.19.88.539981409: reply ERR 1448 18:36:37.237481 IP 10.100.19.241.2049 > 10.100.19.88.796287348: reply ERR 1448
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I have changed Network Card in CentOS. All LAN is on Gigabit Network. Also I have changed the Network Cable(Patch Cord). But,still no response.
If I am sniffing with TCPDUMP or tshark, I have an issue. If I specify a host to watch, I get no packets back, but if I don't specify a host, I get all traffic, including the host traffic I was filtering for the first time. ?? IE: If I: tcpdump -vnnXs 1514 -i bond0 I see all traffic and traffic to x.x.x.x But if I: tcpdump -vnnXs 1514 -i bond0 host x.x.x.x I see no traffic.
I have recently upgraded a computer from Wheezy to Jessie, and I'm having trouble getting an internet connection shared via Ethernet by another computer (the provider) to work on it.I have activated the interface of the Jessie computer and configured a static IP on it in the same subnetwork as the provider's ethernet interface with the following commands:
Code: Select all# ip addr add 192.168.123.201/24 dev eth0 # ip link set up dev eth0
I now would like to set the address of the provider as the default route with Code: Select all# ip route add default via 192.168.123.100 dev eth0, but I get the following error message: Code: Select allRTNETLINK answers: File exists.
Indeed, when I run Code: Select all# ip route, the following comes up:
Code: Select alldefault dev eth0 scope link
I've tried to remove this default route to replace it with mine with Code: Select all# ip route flush table main and Code: Select all# ip route del default but these commands don't seem to work.
I have to do a .deb packet which will be placed in the repositories of the company.When this packet is installed, it only have to copy a plain text archive i've wrote before, to a path where it's being installed.The other requisite is that it have to watch if there's a program (vim) installed, if it's not installed, then the packet i have created shouldn't install.example:
# ls /home/loopin (as we see, this directory is empty) # apt-get install mypacket ...
I am trying to simply address translate TCP packets from one destination IP to another destination IP (DNAT?) without getting the initial SYN packet. Is this possible? I do not think it is with DNAT since the conntrack needs SYN first.
I have given the command:
The problem is that the first packet that matches this rule will be the SYN-ACK and I suspect it is simply DROPPED.
I am sparing you the gory details of why I would do such a silly thing, but simply put; I need to intercept client-to-server packets through a tunnel, but allow server-to-client packets to follow through the regular network.
I have been working on this for many days w/o success and my learning curve is still steep. I can provide more details as needed.
My question is about the raw MX reply package structure. I've read the RFC and all relevant pages I could find, but I couldn't figure this one out. Say we do a google.com MX query.
The first answer (just the rdata part) will be: google.com.s9b2.psmtb.com But in the raw package, instead of the .com, you have c0 13. Then for the second answer, google.com.s9b1.psmtb.com, the raw package has, instead of psmtb.com, just c0 3a. So is the part after c0 a pointer towards another part of the message? Or what does it stand for exactly? I am puzzled by it, and don't know exactly where to ask... some of the networking people here might have a good idea.
From all the stuff that can enter an interface, how does it know when an IP packet has been *formed*? What if it's just random garbage entering there for whatever reason? Also, can Linux do other protocols besides TCP/IP? This would be the problem, as I said above.
In application udp port listening with 3330 i am sending udp request from port 0.0.0.0:3330 to 0.0.0.0:3330 that is same port in the same machine....application works fine udp sending and receiving also fine.....for clarification ....is there any conflicts in the communication ?
I want to develop program to put (tunnel) sniffed packets into another packet, i already have sniffer code to capture packet, can some one give me use full site or simple code to do that.
I wrote a program for transmitting an UDP Packet. It is properly received in Fedora core 2 machine while its not received properly in Fedora 12. I tried using Wireshack packet capture software which shows the protocol as DIS. Is there any service or setting i need to do for identifying the packet as UDP.
If you install PacketTracker you see that fonts are awful. They are too big and enormous. I've been seeking for a decision of that and stack at a site (Russian blog).
And here is decision:
1) Code:
2) Open file
Code:
Code:
The only thing that I've noticed giving a trouble is the list of Filters in Simulation mode. (With black background there is black font) So you have to change your ubuntu theme to lighter one.
Intel WiFi Link 5300 AGNI think I'll want a duel-boot and to use R-Desktop or something once I get more knowledge about what I'm doing. However, my first priority is to get a not-completely-mystifying version of Linux up, with my Wi-fi card working in RFMON (monitor-mode) so I can start collecting packets. I'll no-doubt want to avoid builds that (though they may not exist) will not play nice with the duelcore as I'm running analysis.
If there's some *-Linux that will make diagnosing hardware problems or and/or running Kisnet/Airsnort/crack/peek easier than I'm open-eared. I'm a cs-major, and am aware I really should've gotten my feet wet before now, but it's better late than never, and I'm told I'll "never go back," however I'm going to need just a bit of handholding here in these early stages, before I get a success, gain some confidence, and start experimenting so I don't have to ask as many silly questions, but as a college-student and Linux-user to be, "the freer the better."
I need to know how a data packet is transmitted from the sender to the receiver passing through the five Internet layers. Specially what device (hardware) the data packets have to pass through at each layer before reaching the destination in a LAN.
