@RobinUS2
Hi, i want to forward http traffic from: 10.201.180.11 port 8083 to 10.201.180.12 port 8086
i did:
sudo ./teecp --device=eth0 --bpf='port 8083' --verbose=false --output-tcp '10.201.180.12:8086'
its not working for http traffic:
i see some errors using the above commands:
2019/06/19 01:47:02 error when serving connection "10.201.180.12:8086"<->"10.201.180.11:36562": unexpected EOF
2019/06/19 01:47:02 error when serving connection "10.201.180.12:8086"<->"10.201.180.11:36576": unexpected EOF
2019/06/19 01:47:02 error when serving connection "10.201.180.12:8086"<->"10.201.180.11:36568": error when reading request headers: EOF. Buffer size=1836 ...
2019/06/19 01:47:03 error when serving connection "10.201.180.12:8086"<->"10.201.180.11:36568": error when reading request headers: EOF. Buffer size=2144 ...
what happens if the http packet uses multiple tcp packets?
does teecp ignore the reply from 10.10.10.1:8086? if not how to ignore it?
how fast is teecp forwarding traffic, does it drop packets?
are there some limitation on the number of packets / second?
@RobinUS2
Hi, i want to forward http traffic from: 10.201.180.11 port 8083 to 10.201.180.12 port 8086
i did:
its not working for http traffic:
i see some errors using the above commands:
what happens if the http packet uses multiple tcp packets?
does teecp ignore the reply from 10.10.10.1:8086? if not how to ignore it?
how fast is teecp forwarding traffic, does it drop packets?
are there some limitation on the number of packets / second?