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'snoop' for AIX?

'snoop' for AIX?

Post by Nicholas Drone » Sat, 05 Aug 2000 04:00:00




Quote:> Hey all,
>     There is an application which comes with Solaris 7 (possibly previous
> versions) called 'snoop'.  It's basically a simple, console based, packet
> capturing utility which is _very_ useful.  Anybody have any idea where I can
> get this utility, or something like this, for AIX 4.3.3?

http://www.bull.de/pub/aix432/ethereal-0.8.2.0.exe
http://www.bull.de/pub/aix432/tcpdump-3.5.0.0.exe

Ethereal is a graphical protocol analyzer.  It requires
the Gtk libraries, iirc.  Tcpdump is much like snoop.

Regards,

Nick Dronen

 
 
 
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'snoop' for AIX?

Post by wayne.andr.. » Sat, 05 Aug 2000 04:00:00


You might also want to look at iptrace as well (which is in the
bos.net.tcp.server fileset).  You can't show the packets you're
capturing in real-time like tcpdump, but the formatted report is
fantastic for debugging any complex problems.




> > Hey all,
> >     There is an application which comes with Solaris 7 (possibly
previous
> > versions) called 'snoop'.  It's basically a simple, console based,
packet
> > capturing utility which is _very_ useful.  Anybody have any idea
where I can
> > get this utility, or something like this, for AIX 4.3.3?

> http://www.bull.de/pub/aix432/ethereal-0.8.2.0.exe
> http://www.bull.de/pub/aix432/tcpdump-3.5.0.0.exe

> Ethereal is a graphical protocol analyzer.  It requires
> the Gtk libraries, iirc.  Tcpdump is much like snoop.

> Regards,

> Nick Dronen

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'snoop' for AIX?

Post by Dave Marquard » Sat, 05 Aug 2000 04:00:00




> > Hey all,
> >     There is an application which comes with Solaris 7 (possibly previous
> > versions) called 'snoop'.  It's basically a simple, console based, packet
> > capturing utility which is _very_ useful.  Anybody have any idea where I can
> > get this utility, or something like this, for AIX 4.3.3?

> http://www.bull.de/pub/aix432/ethereal-0.8.2.0.exe
> http://www.bull.de/pub/aix432/tcpdump-3.5.0.0.exe

Not sure why you'd want to use that one, I suspect it's a little
newer than the tcpdump AIX ships.  AIX ships tcpdump in the
bos.net.tcp.server package.

-Dave

 
 
 
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1. has anyone ported 'httperf' or 'siege' to AIX 4.3.x?

We're using httperf now from Linux to hit IHS + WebSphere (WAS AE 4.0.3),
and it's serving us well.  However, some of our client boxes are running AIX
on 56Kb frame relay lines.  That detail does make a big difference
in Web load testing.

Has anyone ported 'httperf' or 'siege' to AIX 4.3.3, using either the xlc
compiler or gcc (from AIX toolbox for Linux)?   I got pretty far along
with 'httperf', but it's still croaking in BSD socket code (header files).

Any pointers would be appreciated!


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3. Has anyone ported 'top' or 'sps' to AIX ?

4. Problems with ppp

5. snoop and packets w/type 'CAFE'??

6. NEC Versa 6030X

7. Problem with 'snoop'

8. blue screen with error when trying to install RH 8.0

9. 'snoop' core dump

10. error about mount a 3'5'' diskette on AIX

11. Any recommendations for Tom Farwell's 'AIX Internals' book?

12. AIX' 'stem' tool does not work (was: Hi)

13. 'double' or 'dbl' or 'dble', the disk space utilty


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