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Improving passive packet capture:beyond device polling

by: Luca Deri, Netikos, Via, Loc La Figuretta
In In Proceedings of SANE 2004 (2004)  Key: citeulike:3973611

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Passive packet capture is necessary for many activities including network debugging and monitoring. With the advent of fast gigabit networks, packet capture is becoming a problem even on PCs due to the poor performance of popular operating systems. The introduction of device polling has improved the capture process quite a bit but not really solved the problem. This paper proposes a new approach to passive packet capture that combined with device polling allows packets to be captured and analyzed using the NetFlow protocol at (almost) wire speed on Gbit networks using a commodity PC.


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