> Do you now write a logger-component based on TWSocket?
> Would be a 'nice to have':)
Indeed, I'll be writing such a component over the next few days,
although I was just about to test your SMPT component writing a pick-up
mail file and SMIME, too many pending jobs.
Angus
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Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
> The IP packet logger does seem to be exactly what I need. Had to fix
> one line to allow for an empty packet, but it's now scrolling TCP/IP
> packets onto my screen. It's really quite surprising how much crap is
> flowing around my network, in partic
> Only slight worry is I thought Microsoft was trying to stop raw sockets
> being used, but this is still running OK under the latest XP patches.
I think you must have administrator priviledges now.
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> May be it's possible with SOCK_RAW socket type.
ICS support raw sockets.
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2005 10:11 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic
> May be it's possible with SOCK_RAW socket type. Have you read the
> article "Hands on TCP/IP programming in Delphi" by Alfred Mirzagitov?
> It's in the TCPIP sub directory.
> http://www.thedelp
> > May be it's possible with SOCK_RAW socket type. Have you read the
> > article "Hands on TCP/IP programming in Delphi" by Alfred Mirzagitov?
> > It's in the TCPIP sub directory.
>
> > http://www.thedelphimagazine.com/disks/dmag101.zip
>
> It's not the article but some interisting demo code,
> May be it's possible with SOCK_RAW socket type. Have you read the article
> "Hands on TCP/IP programming in Delphi" by Alfred Mirzagitov?
> It's in the TCPIP sub directory.
> http://www.thedelphimagazine.com/disks/dmag101.zip
It's not the article but some interisting demo code, including a lo
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
> I always though that proper monitoring of TCP/IP traffic required a
> device driver, but BMExtreme seems to manage it through the standard
> winsock API:
>
> http://www.lp23.com/bmextreme/
>
> It's able to list IP addresses visited, and distinguish i
> I think that the BME only checks the netmask of the adapter (you can
get
> this via IP Helper) and then treats anything from those addresses as
> local traffic. That's how I would program this, anyway.
Quite probably, but the original question was how does it get
statistics per connection, ra
> Sorry, you are wrong. IP Helper only monitors all traffic
> through a card, it does not distinguish LAN or WAN (via a
> router) traffic.
>
> So it is useless for monitoring routed WAN traffic, which
> needs to be identified by IP address range.
I think that the BME only checks the netmas
> IP Helper is the only thing you need, no specific driver if it's only
> bandwidth.
> It permit also to get separate traffic for each card.
Sorry, you are wrong. IP Helper only monitors all traffic through a
card, it does not distinguish LAN or WAN (via a router) traffic.
So it is useless fo
Hello Angus,
I forgot to tell that if you need to stats specific ports or IP then
you'll need to use WinPcap packet capture (finding delphi wrapper is
easy).
Delphi cannot be used to create dynamic drivers so you'll not be able to create
some .sys that would load/unload easy.
Regards.
ARMSL> I
Hello Angus,
IP Helper is the only thing you need, no specific driver if it's only
bandwidth.
It permit also to get separate traffic for each card.
Regards.
ARMSL> I always though that proper monitoring of TCP/IP traffic required a
ARMSL> device driver, but BMExtreme seems to manage it through
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