Re: dumping specific ip packet

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Hi benjamin,

Try snort. It is mainly an intrusion detection system, but an excellent
sniffer as well. You can configure it to record all traffic from
194.125.250.21 to 192.168.10.94:80.

By using the -d option it will log the payload as well. You will need a rule
like
"log tcp 194.125.250.21 any -> 192.168.10.94/32 80 (msg: "I need this
session";session: printable;)"

see http://www.snort.org/docs/writing_rules/ and
http://www.snort.org/docs/faq.html

for more info.

hth, maarten


> On a webserver I maintain, there is a process trying to connect to another
> external address from time to time. The process must be started by a
> customer's web script but I cannot find it. The communication looks like
this:
>
> 194.125.250.21:xxxx --> 192.168.10.94:80



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