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Old 07-09-2009, 03:02 PM
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Default Reading TCP Packets
Hie guys,

I want to read and store the data contained iin a TCP packet.I am using the JCAP class to open and read my Network interface card. But on capturing the Packet, i am only getting the following information...

1247058234:438087 /192.168.0.95->/192.168.0.10 protocol(6) priority(0) hop(100)
offset(0) ident(8352) TCP 80 > 1370 seq(2129150895) win(200) ack 958012228 P

1247058234:438125 /192.168.0.10->/192.168.0.95 protocol(6) priority(0) hop(128)
offset(0) ident(18051) TCP 1370 > 80 seq(958012269) win(16505) ack 2129150962

1247058234:438580 /192.168.0.95->/192.168.0.10 protocol(6) priority(0) hop(100) offset(0) ident(8353) TCP 80 > 1370 seq(2129150962) win(200) ack 958012228 P


My machines IP address is 19.168.0.10, and i want to read data coming from 192.168.0.10

Is it possible for me to get all the information up to the dot contained in a TCP Packet
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