![]() You'll have to manually dig through tshark's output to find the SMTP If you haven't specified a capture filter, What it's giving you there is an indication that 75.xx.xx.xx sentħ4.xx.xx.xx an ACK of some TCP traffic that 74.xx.xx.xx sent from portĢ2 - the port for SSH. The main reason for all of this to monitor/record HELOs/EHLOs to see So, if you want Wireshark, with the GUI, try "yum install wireshark. Let it install, then find wireshark in Applications->Internet ofĭo remember that to install Wireshark first day you initially need Users who want the Wireshark GUI as much as we possibly can": Yup, Centos continues in the grand Red Hat tradition of "let's confuse ![]() So tshark is installed, but not wireshark? Tshark does show what appears to be traffic. On Oct 11, 2009, at 2:09 PM, Mike Brandonisio wrote: I think I need to look more into the capture filters to get what I'm ![]() Aha! so it goes by tethereal on the command line. ![]()
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