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Nope.<br />
First off, it's switched so the traffic is to just the system it needs to go to. I've never seen a way to change that. Second off, it would be like trying to sniff IDE or SCSI traffic.<br />
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What is the need?
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Nope.
First off, it's switched so the traffic is to just the system it needs to go to. I've never seen a way to change that. Second off, it would be like trying to sniff IDE or SCSI traffic.

What is the need?

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technically speaking you could manage to sniff the traffic, but i doubt it'd be legible or that there's any non NSA like program for making sense of it.. &nbsp;i'd listen to syn/ack/fin.<br />
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btw you forgot the PSH/URG/RST in your name :p
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technically speaking you could manage to sniff the traffic, but i doubt it'd be legible or that there's any non NSA like program for making sense of it..  i'd listen to syn/ack/fin.

btw you forgot the PSH/URG/RST in your name :p

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well... I believe you can... but the problem is do I need to reengineer it? Is there available drivers like libpcap?<br />
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I just want to analyse the traffic... just like another network..<br />

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well... I believe you can... but the problem is do I need to reengineer it? Is there available drivers like libpcap?

I just want to analyse the traffic... just like another network..


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Hi there,<br />
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Anyone knows if there is a &quot;packet driver&quot; or unitity that I can use to sniff traffic in and out a HBA connected to a SAN box?<br />
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Hi there,

Anyone knows if there is a "packet driver" or unitity that I can use to sniff traffic in and out a HBA connected to a SAN box?



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