On Jun 15, 2008, at 6:57 PM, wnwk wrote:
first question:
how to capture the message on loopback message.
Run Linux, *BSD/Mac OS X, or Tru64 UN*X, and capture on the
appropriate interface (lo, lo0, or whatever it's called). :-)
See the link Jaap posted for details on this, and for alternatives to
that recommendation.
second question:
If i ping my own computer on my computer using actual ip not
127.0.0.1.
how can i capture this message.
Run Linux, *BSD/Mac OS X, or Tru64 UN*X. Those packets are routed
internally by the networking code, so, *if* your system has a UN*X-
style loopback interface (not all do; Windows doesn't, for example),
they appear as traffic on the loopback interface.
third question:
can these messages mentioned by first and second question be capture
by
other compute in the same lan
No. Those packets are not transmitted on any LAN interface, as
Ethernet adapters (and possibly other adapters) don't read their own
transmissions, so the packet has to be routed internally - and, since
it's being routed internally to the only host that should see it, it's
not transmitted on any other network interface.
