Hello,
I'm currently stuck using AOL (my families account) due to finances. Which is no big deal at least I've got i-net. However, when I was on DSL, I was able to use ethereal and watch the traffic, and explore a bit. Now that I am stuck on this dial up connection, I cant seem to see any packets of others on the network. Only if I request a page or ping an ip. So heres a few ?s;
Does aol somehow prevent a promiscuous connection over dial up?
Could the fact that I'm using penngy( www.peng.apinc.org/) which is an aol dialer for linux be preventing ethereal from being effective?
I know that the penggy program uses the universal tun/tap drivers, and when the program is called upon, it invokes a /dev/net/tun0 device rather than /dev/ppp0.
If anyone has some wisdom they could share, it would really help. I've studied the software distributors pages, and help files but nothing relates.
I'm currently stuck using AOL (my families account) due to finances. Which is no big deal at least I've got i-net. However, when I was on DSL, I was able to use ethereal and watch the traffic, and explore a bit. Now that I am stuck on this dial up connection, I cant seem to see any packets of others on the network. Only if I request a page or ping an ip. So heres a few ?s;
Does aol somehow prevent a promiscuous connection over dial up?
Could the fact that I'm using penngy( www.peng.apinc.org/) which is an aol dialer for linux be preventing ethereal from being effective?
I know that the penggy program uses the universal tun/tap drivers, and when the program is called upon, it invokes a /dev/net/tun0 device rather than /dev/ppp0.
If anyone has some wisdom they could share, it would really help. I've studied the software distributors pages, and help files but nothing relates.
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