TCP/IP info = URL ?
Is there a unix command, or an osx program I could use to get the tcp/ip traffic information?
the netstat unix command gives network information, but doesn't give the exact url of the location of the activity.
example:: how to know what url a streaming movie is coming from? etc. etc.
thanks
the netstat unix command gives network information, but doesn't give the exact url of the location of the activity.
example:: how to know what url a streaming movie is coming from? etc. etc.
thanks
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Originally posted by badtz
Is there a unix command, or an osx program I could use to get the tcp/ip traffic information?
the netstat unix command gives network information, but doesn't give the exact url of the location of the activity.
example:: how to know what url a streaming movie is coming from? etc. etc.
thanks
A netstat -na will show you all ip addresses that you currently have connections open to.
Never heard of a url based tool.
do an nslookup on the server name (eg nslookup apple.com) and trace it from there.
This is how I looked up the port and ipaddress that MSN messanger uses and the new music store. Purely for informational purpose!
Dobby.