Daniel Lawson wrote:
I always forget about ntop.
You will see some traffic that the windows box is generating - any broadcast traffic, and any traffic that is coming from the windows box to the debian box - but you shouldn't be able to see any traffic that is direct from the windows box to the internet.
Any switch you buy nowadays is actually a switch. Hubs haven't been made for many years.
Yes, that's what it was. Also I think the offending traffic generator is the router. I had UPnP enabled (so I could use MSN voice with my work collegues) and it broadcasts on port 1900, which I can also see on the internal network. I wish I could use one of the third party more featureful Linux based firmwares on it but it only has 2M of flash and, as far as I can tell, only the DD-WRT micro release will install on it and that doesn't work properly with it. Glenn -- Glenn Ramsey <glenn(a)componic.co.nz> 07 8627077 http://www.componic.co.nz