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Johnnie Norsworthy Guest
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Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 5:01 am Post subject: How can I trace blocked UDP packets? |
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I have an application I wrote that received UDP packets from remote sites.
I have a new router, and some new internet security software. I disabled the
security software and could not find any router settings (NetGear) that
would affect my computer getting these UDP packets. I forwarded the port
(12007) as I have done with other routers and other applications that use
the port forwarding work.
I have a local application I can run to test that sends packets via the
internet and back to my computer.
How can I tell that is happening to these packets and why they are not being
received?
Thanks for any ideas. Knowing how to diagnose and identify the fault would
probably help me when my customers cannot connect to the internet or
client-server database.
-Johnnie |
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Marc Wetzel Guest
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 8:12 am Post subject: Re: How can I trace blocked UDP packets? |
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Have a look at wireshark (www.wireshark.org).
This tool is a packet sniffer (before known as ethereal).
It installs a kernelmode packet driver, so you can see all incoming and outgoing
traffic.
Another nice tool (based on the same source IIRC) is packetyzer. Search google
for this, as I dont know it very much.
BR
Marc
Johnnie Norsworthy schrieb:
| Quote: | I have an application I wrote that received UDP packets from remote sites.
I have a new router, and some new internet security software. I disabled the
security software and could not find any router settings (NetGear) that
would affect my computer getting these UDP packets. I forwarded the port
(12007) as I have done with other routers and other applications that use
the port forwarding work.
I have a local application I can run to test that sends packets via the
internet and back to my computer.
How can I tell that is happening to these packets and why they are not being
received?
Thanks for any ideas. Knowing how to diagnose and identify the fault would
probably help me when my customers cannot connect to the internet or
client-server database.
-Johnnie
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