Wow, I didn't even know there was tcpdump for Winders. That must have started as a joke and just got carried away. Kind of like: puff....puff...pass....dude, I wonder if this will work. The page/url that you are looking for will be imbedded in the packets. If you start tcpdump, or whatever it's called on Winders, writing to a file with the -vvvX option, if that option exists on the Winders version, enter the url in your browser and go. Then when you're ready, stop WindersDump, or whatever it's called and view the file. Try writing the file with "WindersDump -w capture.cap -vvvX" and viewing the file with "windersdump -r capture.cap -vvvX" It should automatically do the DNS lookups and the host names should appear in the packet headers. I don't even know what version tcpdump is up to now. I guess I should look Leonard >>> "bruce" <bedouglas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 06/09/04 02:20PM >>> regarding tcpdump.... i'm testing the windows version of tcpdump... i have it running, and i see traffic between my browser and the webserver. however, the results that i'm seeing are apparently only giving me the top level of the website that is being pointed to with the browser. is there a way to setup the tcpdump app to actually get the full name of the page that is being targeted with the browser??? -bruce bedouglas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
