Re: tool for creating packets



Juan,

You can do this in a few ways. on the tool side, hping2 and nemesis
will be able to do what you want. On the programming side, its fairly
easy to implement. You mentioned Perl. Look at the Net::RawIP and
NetPacket family of modules. As far as I am aware, Net::RawIP only
runs on *nix ATM. If I'm wroing about that, please correct me ;-)

Hope some of that helped.

-- Justin

On 12/10/05, Juan B <juanbabi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For testing a server im looking for a tool,doesnt
> metter if it is win or linux based which help me to
> create tcp and udp packets with m own payload. where
> can I fond such a tool ? or should I use a scripting
> language such as perl in order to do that?
>
> also I look for a tool which created raw sucket
> between a client and a server.
>
> thanks for the help.
>
> Juan
>
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