On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:04:49 -0500 (EST), Hakan wrote:
>I have a Win application I run in VPC under Win 2000. This application
>communicates with my TiVo DVR and I'd like to see if I can write a
>small application under OS/2 to transfer files back and forth between
>the computer and the TiVo.
OK, sounds like a nice reverse-engineering project :-)
>Can I use the OS/2 program -- is it tracert? -- to log network activity
>that originates from an application running in VPC?
No, tracert is 'trace route' and is a little tool to see how TCP/IP
packages are being sent to a specific URL. It displayes all
the intermediate nodes visited while underway ...
To really trace TCP/IP traffic contents you need a sniffer
program that can do that. There are quite a few for Windows
and Linux, but I am not sure there is something for OS/2.
These programs have device-drivers that hook to the
network card and can filter out and interpret TCP/IP
(or other protocols) packets from there.
There are also dedicated LAN-sniffer machines that
can be attached to a router or switch that can monitor
or trace the traffic on a whole LAN ...
Regards, JvW
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