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How to reassemble tcp packets of a particular HTTP session? How can I know the number of tcp packets /session? I tried capturing HTTP packets but dint know where to find these details in the packet....
Thanku unspawn.
I have heard about wireshark.I am trying to develop a network analyser tool by myself using libpcap and C. This tcp reconstruction is one feature of it.As such I cant use another tool for this purpose.
Can you help me with some tips of how to use libpcap for reconstruction? I dint get great info on googling this topic.
I basically want to know how to approach this reconstruction..Can anyone help me???
Thank you Chakka
I see http request as a single packet and http response comes as 2 or more packets(mostly 2). From which i infer dat the response packets 1 an 2.. had the same seq and ack number. Otherwise seq number of packet 1 will be the ack num of packet 2.Am i right.I don know any more to add..
Can you be specific r can u suggest some material for HTTP/TCP reconstruction??
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