Date   : Mon, 11 May 2009 12:36:13 +0100
From   : mu.list@... (Mark Usher)
Subject: net monitor - help pls!

Damn, am one machine short of being able to do that. Have a Filestore
running here, which is essentially a L3 server.

You might like to use jonmon as it is a much improved version of netmon.

-Mark



> -----Original Message-----
> From: bbc-micro-bounces+mu.list=aon.at@... 
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> On Behalf Of Rob
> Sent: 11 May 2009 01:11
> To: BBC micro mailing list
> Subject: [BBC-Micro] net monitor - help pls!
> 
> Hi All.
> 
> Would it be posible for sombody with a Level 3 econet or 
> similar native server working to *spool the network monitor 
> tracking another station booting up and issuing the following 
> commands ?
> *I am 0.254 invaliduser
> *I am 0.254 SYST
> *.
> *stations
> plus anything else you fancy running...
> (replace 254 for whatever your server is!)
> 
> I've got logs of AUN traffic, but no actual econet to compare 
> against, and there's only so much you can do looking at the 
> documentation!
> 
> I'm working on getting BeebEm talking AUN, and it's almost there.
> I've got to fake the four-way-handshake on the Beeb side, and just
> having a few issues keeping things in sync.   It's trying to talk to
> the L4 server, and I can see "Who are you?" in the packets 
> coming back. It's close ..  I'd like to see some actual 
> transactions from a native econet though.
> 
> Oh, does anybody know if there is anywhere a list of port numbers and
> control byte meanings?   IAlso, s there a definite way of determining
> if a first packet is a scout or a immediate (extended scout) 
> apart from checking it's length?
> 
> Cheers!
> 
> Rob
> 
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