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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] Logging network activity from VPC
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Hi Jan,

>OK, sounds like a nice reverse-engineering project :-)

It should be.  There is also a problem because the Win application
always crashes eventually either transferring large filesl, i.e.
programs of more than 2 hours in length, or when attempting to transfer
multiple files in succession.  The problem is always with the pipe the
program creates and uses.  Further, the speed on the network is also
lower than I would expect to see if I did the same natively under OS/2.

>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.

iptrace and ipformat have been suggested.