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  1. September 20th, 2003, 06:15 PM #11
    Limpster
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    Awsome! This will help alot!
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  2. September 20th, 2003, 06:38 PM #12
    NullDevice
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    Originally posted here by seabass55
    Another great alternative is ettercap. Great for arp poisening and sniffing of switched networks. And you don't need X to run it. Runs in CLI
    Yes EtterCap is good....though u dont need X for it...but still u may need ncurses....
    as from the site :
    It doesn't require any lib such as libpcap, libnet or libnids, even ncurses is not necessary, but strongly recommended
    any how a quite easy to use and works very fine...

    Check here about ettercap : http://ettercap.sourceforge.net/
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  3. September 20th, 2003, 10:26 PM #13
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    tcpdump, is great

    I found that it ate quiet a few of my resources when i ran it normal so it was logging in real time, the way i overcame this was to run it so that it outputted to a txt file,

    simple dos tcpdump >> mytextfile.txt

    this worked a treat, i think it might have been the size of the network i was on that casued this

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