I am looking for something that can either take a tcp dump file and read it, or will nativly sniff the wire and tell me what is going on in a telnet session.
before I get flamed for hacking, here is what I am doing: I am working on perl net::telnet scripts to telnet into cisco devices and configure them. Some are not working right, and I am trying to debug them. It works fine if I type it into the telnet window, so I am ALMOST positive that the commands themselves are correct. The perl script is not erroring out, and I am useing strict and warnings. The console shows "configured by blah blah blah and the IP of the script server, but all it takes to get that is a conf term and an end. The script works about 1 in 8 times or so. I am familer with Ethereal, but I'm not sure if it will give me the actual telnet commands being sent. (guess I should try it...gotta dig out the hub tonight).
Any ideas?
If needed I can start posting the actual scripts, but not sure if networking is the place for that (although it is configuring Cisco AP's)
before I get flamed for hacking, here is what I am doing: I am working on perl net::telnet scripts to telnet into cisco devices and configure them. Some are not working right, and I am trying to debug them. It works fine if I type it into the telnet window, so I am ALMOST positive that the commands themselves are correct. The perl script is not erroring out, and I am useing strict and warnings. The console shows "configured by blah blah blah and the IP of the script server, but all it takes to get that is a conf term and an end. The script works about 1 in 8 times or so. I am familer with Ethereal, but I'm not sure if it will give me the actual telnet commands being sent. (guess I should try it...gotta dig out the hub tonight).
Any ideas?
If needed I can start posting the actual scripts, but not sure if networking is the place for that (although it is configuring Cisco AP's)