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traffic creation

Subject: traffic creation
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 04:47:44 +0300

Hi all,

In my test environment i have some servers (web, time, dns, email, ftp). And 
they are connected to some firewalls. What i want to do is to test my 
firewall rules by creating a traffic and see whether the packages are passing 
and reaching to the servers or not. 

As i read, hping is the tool for creating packages. So i may try to send some 
TCP packages with -S flag to their open ports (80, 21 ...) and expect 
packages with SA flag.

First of all is this a true approach?

Second, i want to create a random traffic like a real internet environment, 
like some hosts are requesting service from my servers, trying to reach them, 
and analyze the traffic and see the results as "oh ok this ip had been 
restricted to my web server from firewall A and it seems the rule is 
correct". So i am open to all ideas and solution about creating this test 
environment. Thanx. 

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OÄuz YarÄmtepe
http://www.yarimtepe.com/en

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