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06-13-2004 06:19 PM
06-13-2004 06:19 PM
Content filtering
Hi All.
What are the different methods through which I can monitor the network for HTTP traffic. I also learn Websense, Content keeper & surf control are some.
Please share if some one has it their network
Rgds/Srinivasan
What are the different methods through which I can monitor the network for HTTP traffic. I also learn Websense, Content keeper & surf control are some.
Please share if some one has it their network
Rgds/Srinivasan
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06-14-2004 04:09 AM
06-14-2004 04:09 AM
Re: Content filtering
You can use nettl and etfmt commands.
To Observe Packets "On the Fly"
How to Run nettl+netfmt to Observe Packets "On the Fly":
The following command will display a trace file to the screen, and tee the
output to a file. You can specify the driver in the -e parameter:
# nettl -tn 0x30800000 -e all | netfmt -FNnlc /tmp/filterfile | tee /tmp/fmt0
To stop the trace:
CTRL/C the nettl command you started above, then
# nettl -tf -e all
The formatted trace file will be in the /tmp/fmt0 file. There will not be any
raw file produced.
Read respective man pages for details.
Anil
To Observe Packets "On the Fly"
How to Run nettl+netfmt to Observe Packets "On the Fly":
The following command will display a trace file to the screen, and tee the
output to a file. You can specify the driver in the -e parameter:
# nettl -tn 0x30800000 -e all | netfmt -FNnlc /tmp/filterfile | tee /tmp/fmt0
To stop the trace:
CTRL/C the nettl command you started above, then
# nettl -tf -e all
The formatted trace file will be in the /tmp/fmt0 file. There will not be any
raw file produced.
Read respective man pages for details.
Anil
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