Re: How do I monitor a port?
From: Chris Severance (severachAatThotmail.DOT.NOSP@M.DOT.com)Date: 01/10/02
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From: Chris Severance <severachAatThotmail.DOT.NOSP@M.DOT.com> Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 23:59:16 -0500
On Mon, 07 Jan 2002 22:56:45 GMT, "DaveW"
<maybenude@remove-this.attbroadband.com> wrote:
>Perhaps my search was faulty, but I did not see anything related to this.
>How do I monitor and/or log everything going through a particular port?
>I have a program running as part of the installation for this ISP that is
>acting as a server and would like to see what is being sent between my
>computer and the ISP (attbroadband). Then I can decide if I want to block
>it, remove it, or let it run.
>It is BroadJump Client Foundation (CFD.EXE) if anyone knows anything about
>this program.
I'd say install Outpost http://www.agnitum.com/ and monitor
everything. Then when you've decided what sort of stuff that needs
closer inspection, enter the log filter and start specifying stuff
like outgoing ports. Outpost records most everything up to the actual
traffic so if you are interested in traffic you will need a sniffer.
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