How to get datagram packets from network

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Is there any useful article that explain how to analyses network traffic. my need is to detect sflow packet from network, any sample code will very good to me, I got the source code of wireshark but I don't know how to compile and debug in windows and i dont require its full code my work is only detecting the sflow packet

Posted 24-Jan-12 18:18pm

Arun Kumar K S

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«_Superman_» · Answer 1 · 2012-01-24T19:25:00

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Here are a few articles -
Network Sniffer[^]
TrafficWatcher[^]
Applications Traffic Watcher[^]

Posted 24-Jan-12 19:25pm

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Emilio Garavaglia 25-Jan-12 2:37am

Good links, but we must warn the OP that analyzing packets requires first the packets to be analyzed to flow into the observer wires. That's not only a matter of "code" but also of network topology and functionality. A switched network, for example, will not send packets to machines other then the destination, hence you'll not see any of those packets (unless modifying the network configuration to replicate the packets to you as well)