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I am resending this message..... I fear censorship owned of the first one.
If you want to watch real time - AOL IM, WEB, FTP, POP, IMAP, SMTP, and a host of
others....check out Session-Wall 3 from Network Associates. Great product (no, I get
no kick back). It allows you to configure monitoring and blocking rules and does most
very close to real time.
Regards,
Todd
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Like Mark says you would be better off with a sniffer. However if you must
look at the traffic with real secure. You can create a connections rule in
your policy to watch for TCP port 5190 (realtime logging and play back).
Which I believe is the control port of the AIM protocol. Setup AIM on your
local machine and using netstat -an determine what ports the system is
communicating on then you can specify those ports in real secure or a
sniffer
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