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[Users] IP Packet Capturing

From: 827 (827_at_nu.edu.pk)
Date: Fri Jun 07 2002 - 08:29:52 CEST

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Hey,
I dont know whether this message is really related to this list or not, but
certainly you people can help.
I am an undergraduate CS student and have taken up IPSec as my Final Year
poject. I am interested in building a BITS implementation of IPSec in Linux.
So the question is: "How to capture an IP Packet as it is passed between the
Network Layer and Data Link Layer, for the purpose of IPsec processing
(inbound & outbound)"?

Regards
Siddique
National University of Computers and Emerging Sciences
Lahore, Pakistan

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