Short:        Miami (reg) packetmonitor, bugfixed.
Author:       schettler@informatik.fh-wuerzburg.de (Michael Schettler)
Uploader:     schettler informatik fh-wuerzburg de
Type:         comm/misc
Version:      1.1
Replaces:     comm/misc/MiamiPM10.lha
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Required:     OS 2.04

COPYRIGHT

The executable  and  the  documentation  are  copyright  1997  by  Michael
Schettler.


INTRODUCTION

This is just a small (cli only) tool i  hacked  together  to  monitor  the
traffic  on my TCP/IP setup. Although there are many such tools out there,
none of them managed to fit my needs. I wanted a tool to  see  *what*  has
actually been sent and not *how much*! So here it is, enjoy.


USAGE

  CLI> MiamiPM ?

       DM=DUMPMIAMI/K/S,DI=DUMPINET/K/S,DO=DUMPOPTIONS/K/S,DH=DUMPHEX/K/S,
       WIN=WINDOW/K/S,OUT=OUTPUT/K,HELP/K/S

  CLI> MiamiPM HELP

       Arguments:
	 DM/K/S     - dump the Miami portion of the packet
	 DI/K/S     - dump the INet portion of the packet
	 DO/K/S     - dump the INet options of the packet
	 DH/K/S     - dump the whole packet
	 WIN/K/S    - dump everything to a CON: window
	 OUT/K      - also write output to this file
	 HELP/K/S   - this help text

       If no arguments are given, the default settings will be used
       (DI and WIN)


EXAMPLE

You will get this output if you have all modes enabled.

   Miami Packet:                                         (this is DM)
     name  ='lo0'
     flags =$00000000  itype  =$00  ptype =$00
     data  =$00408F0C  length =$0000003A

   INET Packet:                                          (this is DI)
     ip_v     = $45    ip_tos = $00
     ip_len   = $003A  ip_id  = $9A31  ip_off = $4000
     ip_ttl   = $40    ip_p   = $06    ip_sum = $A28A
     ip_src   = 127.0.0.1
     ip_dst   = 127.0.0.1
     th_sport = 1024       th_dport = 0023
     th_seq   = $84865FEC  th_ack   = $F8DAB910
     th_off   = $50        th_flags = $18
     th_win   = $4200      th_sum   = $8507
     th_urp   = $0000
     0012
     0000: FFFB 18FF FC22 FFFB 20FF FB1F FFFC 21FF   '.....".. .....!.'
     0010: FD05                                      '..'

   INET Options:                                         (this is DO)
     IAC, WILL, TELOPT_TTYPE
     IAC, WONT, TELOPT_LINEMODE
     IAC, WILL, TELOPT_TSPEED
     IAC, WILL, TELOPT_NAWS
     IAC, WONT, TELOPT_LFLOW
     IAC, DO, TELOPT_STATUS

   Packet:                                               (this is DH)
     003A
     0000: 4500 003A 9A31 4000 4006 A28A 7F00 0001   'E..:.1@.@......'
     0010: 7F00 0001 0400 0017 8486 5FEC F8DA B910   '........._.....'
     0020: 5018 4200 8507 0000 FFFB 18FF FC22 FFFB   'P.B.........."..'
     0030: 20FF FB1F FFFC 21FF FD05                  ' .....!...'


AUTHOR

You can contact me (bug reports, flames, ...) at

	schettler@informatik.fh-wuerzburg.de

	which is my account at the university, where i study
	computer science

	or at

	twd@incubus.franken.de

	which is my account at my favorite bbs (not so often checked!)

If you like to have the source (which is in assembler), you can also
contact me (maybe i'll give it to you, although its a bit of a mess)

AMIGA FOREVER!


Microsoft isn't the answer, it's the question. And the answer is NO!