TCP-IP in low level

[Jose Diaz]

I know that TCP connection are always created via a threee-step handshaking process, I would like to see this in low level.

There is any command or utility in HP-10.20 to to see the dump of the packets corresponding to the tcp conetion process.

I know in AIX are iptrace or ipreport utilities.

[James R. Ferguson · Accepted solution]

Hi Jose:

Take a look at the man pages (1M) for 'nettl' and for 'netfmt'.

...JRF...

[harry d brown jr]

Try downloading "snoop".

[Jose Diaz]

Thanks for your help, That exactly that I was trying to find out.

Regards
Jose

[rick jones]

since we area ll describing our favorite packet tracers :) I would put-in a plug for tcpdump - www.tcpdump.org among other places.

[Sundar_7]

U may also try downloading "sniffers" from the net..

I am not sure whether one is available in the net or not as I have nt really tried.

U might get the "C" or "Perl" Source code and U may need to compile it..

Or let a SUN Machine communicate with
HP machine ( ONE AND ONLY WITH THIS M/C) U can use "snoop" in SUN ..

Sundar