Not too sure if there are any ways at all, especially if we are talking about a mixed
platform network.
If you have a single platform network, perhaps some proprietry solution might be
available from that platform vendor.
Cisco, has a arp watch feature on the new Cat6509 CatOS 7.5, which I have not tried
out.
regards
meng koon
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Subject: RE: Sniffing in switched network
What are ways to prevent sniffing on a switch?
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have you checked out dsniff?
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Subject: Sniffing in switched network
Hello,
I've read through some documentation about sniffing the
switched network. There are some arp-cache methods to
discover a sniffing host (switched or "normal" network
is not important here I think), if it is the switched
network will I get the result I want, or first I have
to become a sniffer also (i.e. arp-poison the switch
cache) - to get the responses that will tell me who is
the sniffer?
Most documentation I read is somewhat old (2 years), is
everything aleady well known and described in this
subject or are there any running projects?
Thanks for help,
Norbert
- RE: Sniffing in switched network David Gillett
- RE: Sniffing in switched network Lim Meng Koon
- RE: Sniffing in switched network Trevor Cushen
- Re: RE: Sniffing in switched network BYRON COPELAND
- Re: Sniffing in switched network hallx
- Re: Sniffing in switched network Kenzo
- Lim Meng Koon
