Rv: How to Find Data Transfer on a Port

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Da: Praven P Nair <praveen@proactivenet.com>
Per: Sun Managers <sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org>
Oggetto: How to Find Data Transfer on a Port
Data: 28/01/04 13:37
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> Hi Gurus,
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> As always I need help again from you experts :
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> How can we make sure and find that actual DATA transfer is happening
> through a PORT. To make it more clear, assume that I have opened port
> 110 as POP3. I opened the port, then I need to know how much data has
> transferred and is the data transfer stopped in between or completed
> sucessfuly. If this is possible, how can we keep track of the data
> transfer change in terms of bytes / bits.
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> Please send in your thoughts
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> With Best Regards,
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> Praveen
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