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Dear friends;

 

I want to spy from network with defined IP and port number (my network protocol is TCP/IP) and I want to show spyed data as text.

please help me, how I can do it?

 

thanks

 

 

 

 

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Are you gonna do this with LabVIEW?

 

If you're an IT/network administrator and there are some policies that tell your users that they are under suveilance on your network, I could tell you some tricks. But it has nothing to do with LabVIEW, so I don't think it would be propriate to give links to other sites on this topic. It also almost crosses the border on what is legal or not.

Regards,
Even
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Automated Test Developer
Topro AS
Norway
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Maybe I misunderstood? Do you want to see the traffic from for example an instrument that is connected to your computer through the network? Or is it like seeing other peoples traffic on the LAN/WAN?

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Even
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Automated Test Developer
Topro AS
Norway
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Search for "Wireshark" and/or "Ethereal".

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@Phillip Brooks wrote:
Search for "Wireshark" and/or "Ethereal".

and this could help

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/WinPCAP-for-LabView-v-0-1-alpha/td-p/343479

 

Mike

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I did this on Linux once. With ethereal and man-in-the-middle. It should be used with care though.

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Even
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Automated Test Developer
Topro AS
Norway
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you assume that we have unknown network that send some data to IP:192.168.0.1 & port:5000 and I want to connect to this IP & port and read these data as string (text) and I get some information from these string. (i.e. I want to discover meaning of these data.) for example I must send command to this network for connect to it and then I read data from it or write data to it during run of my software and application.

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Maybe the  The portlistener can help you listen to the port. Atleast so you can read some data and check the port you want. Unfortunately I don't know som much about how to use LabVIEW to do this. 

Regards,
Even
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Automated Test Developer
Topro AS
Norway
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Hi javadi_ali,

if your are part of the connection as a client, then please see the examples in the example finder, for how you can connect to a server.

 

Sorry, i thought you would like to get the data from an existing connection, because you have used the word "spy".

 

Mike

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