[SunHELP] snoop

[Joe Pampel]

you don't need snoop for that.. just use netstat without any flags and you'll
see
every current connection to the machine. You can pipe netstat's output to
grep
to look for traffic on a given port etc. A better solution still is to use
lsof; I use this
to harden down machines. If you know you have a port open but don't know
what has it open (say you scan yourself..) you just do #lsof -i :<port#> and
you get
the PID..
hope some of that helps!

>>> "Wally A. Alubankudi" <walubank at hotmail.com> 06/05/02 08:23AM >>>
Hi All,

 Does anyone know how to find out the IP Address of the
hostconnecting into your server using snoop comand. At a glance, I want
to be able to pick up all the IP Address of all hosts trying to connect
into my Server. Please help

Wally A. Alubankudi Senior Software Engineer Raytheon Corporation Of
America Mt. Laurel, New Jersey 08054

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