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James wrote: |
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> Have you set one up to sniff and remotely display the result on a workstaion |
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> before? |
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No, I definitely haven't done anything like that. Mine is just a |
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router/WAP/firewall/QoS thing with some fun port forwarding rules. |
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Funny that it's default firmware doesn't let you forward outside port |
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8080 to an inside 80. I know that the level of mathematical prowess |
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necessary for such a packet transformation is exceedingly amazing, |
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but... OpenWRT is cool :) |
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What I think you could do in OpenWRT is perhaps to set up an IPTables |
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Rule that sends all packets through one of it's 5 ports on the back, and |
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then you could plug a machine in there to log/process it. This is not |
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something I have done, it's just a suggestion for you to ponder. It may |
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or may not be possible, I don't know... |
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Randy Barlow |
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http://electronsweatshop.com |
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