I could not get ngrep to work on my winxp, basically because I don't
know how my interface is named.
I tried eth0 (like in unix), "Wireless Network Connection", any, ....
Nothing worked
I then downloaded "ethereal for Windows". It has the same
functionality, I think.
But there you can simply specify the interface from a list. And you can
filter the port.
It works like a charm.
Unfortunately, it did not solve my problem, but in the meantime, Antonio
solved the problem for me.
Thanks for the help and I hope my answer helps you out one day on a
windows machine
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Le 20 mars 06 à 17:41, Yves Vindevogel a écrit :
When I do ngrep port 25 (or port 80 for that matter), nothing shows
up on ngrep.
I am using a wireless connection (10.32.1.0/24) and a normal wired
one (10.32.2.0/24)...
ngrep dumps the traffic of a single interface, you might have to
specify which one you want to dump.
Not sure how this works under windows - on a unixish system you'd use
ifconfig to see what interfaces you have, and specify one with the -d
option of ngrep.
If your mail server is on the same host, you need to dump the traffic
of the loopback interface. Again I don't know how this translates to
a windows system.
Hope this helps,
-Bertrand
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