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http://www.rawether.net/ [http://www.rawether.net/]

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Interesting this rawether!<br />
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But I was really hoping to learn HOW to do it myself as opposed to just buying a<br />
software... <br />
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Yet, this means that there IS a way to do it in NT, so that's good ;-) There is hope!!!<br />
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Interesting this rawether!

But I was really hoping to learn HOW to do it myself as opposed to just buying a
software...

Yet, this means that there IS a way to do it in NT, so that's good ;-) There is hope!!!



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It seems to work...<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,<br />
<br />
I would like to build a simple IP packet sniffer (like those under Solaris --snoop) in C++.<br />
So far I have seen this done only with W2K...<br />
<br />
Does any one of you know of a place where I can get sample source code to start my<br />
coding? I'd simply would like to sort by IP address To the From ;-) <br />
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So I need to be able to <br />
1) sense the &quot;wire&quot;<br />
2) read from it<br />
3) open a packet<br />
4) retrieve the from and to ip address<br />
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how can this be done using NT api???
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Hi,

I would like to build a simple IP packet sniffer (like those under Solaris --snoop) in C++.
So far I have seen this done only with W2K...

Does any one of you know of a place where I can get sample source code to start my
coding? I'd simply would like to sort by IP address To the From ;-) 

So I need to be able to 
1) sense the "wire"
2) read from it
3) open a packet
4) retrieve the from and to ip address

how can this be done using NT api???

IP packet sniffer in C++ with Windows NT??? Any hints, source code???

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