Re: socket trace

["Simon Coulter" <shc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hello Gene,

You wrote:
>Is it possible to trace data that flows through a socket?  I'd like to 
>see the 'Bytes out' and 'Bytes in' behind NETSTAT option 3,

I use either the AS/400 communications trace or the iptrace command that 
comes with a real TCP stack.  

I don't know any way to limit the trace to a specific socket but I avoid 
that issue by controlling the activity during the trace and limiting the 
trace to the IP address I am interested in.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.

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