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From: Detmar Liesen (counter.spy_at_gmx.de)
Date: Mon Aug 05 2002 - 04:33:14 CDT
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Chan,
this won't work if the link is full duplex, because TX and RX traffic could
flow at the same time, so you'd probably cause lots of collisions if you
connect the TX and RX of the tap to a hub.
Thus, the network sensor would only see parts of the traffic and not be able
to reassemble it any longer since there are packets missing.
Cheers,
Detmar
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Chan Kien Eng wrote:
Hmm..
Not sure this will work or not..
Plug the Tx and Rx Taps port to a Hub and plug Network sensor to that
hub, then you can monitor it with one NIC
Any suggestion? :)
BTW, network sensor 7.0 require you to use 2 NIC with Taps for Full
duplex FE but the best part is it still consider one Network sensor, so
only one license..
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