Posted by: oldmaven October 31, 2007
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You could listen without segregating the server . i.e on the localhost as well. Just had to make sure, you listen on the "right" interface. Nevertheless, since you've already done that : Now all you need to do is to sniff the "right" data. : )
Capture Filter is how you do that!
First , see which port your application listens to, and filter on that port. You may even color them or discard other packets to see the clean shit "right" data.
You could listen without segregating the server . i.e on the localhost as well. Just had to make sure, you listen on the "right" interface. Nevertheless, since you've already done that : Now all you need to do is to sniff the "right" data. : )
Capture Filter is how you do that!
First , see which port your application listens to, and filter on that port. You may even color them or discard other packets to see the clean shit "right" data.
Last edited: 31-Oct-07 03:31 PM