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Software to test IP Programming
Sensiva
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Hello All..
I am searching for a program to be installed on Windows Platform that can listen for a specific TCP/IP ports and show the incoming strings and also can send a strings to the remote client......
Something like a telnet server, that listens to a specific port and shows me what strings are received and also I can send my strings, so i can test my programming (initializing connection, sending strings to the master to check strings parsing routines) for IP devices rather than going to the site to check if my code is working fine.
I found many programs that listens to any port i specify... but i can't see what strings are being sent or received.
Thank You
Sensiva
I am searching for a program to be installed on Windows Platform that can listen for a specific TCP/IP ports and show the incoming strings and also can send a strings to the remote client......
Something like a telnet server, that listens to a specific port and shows me what strings are received and also I can send my strings, so i can test my programming (initializing connection, sending strings to the master to check strings parsing routines) for IP devices rather than going to the site to check if my code is working fine.
I found many programs that listens to any port i specify... but i can't see what strings are being sent or received.
Thank You
Sensiva
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As I know, telnet connects to telnet servers, which means my computer is the client and the remote is the server, I want to do the opposite... My computer is the server who accepts the connections and the master is a client that connects to My Computer.
Hey... Take it easy.. I don't think it needs all this headache .. only a small program (few 100kb) and everything will be fine.
I got this nice one
PortPeeker
http://www.softaward.com/2605.html
but if you wanna send strings to the master you have to send them in HEX!!
http://www.networkchemistry.com/products/packetyzer.php
nc -l -p 4242 will listen on port 4242. You'll see strings that come in, and you can type strings in reply. No hex display/input, so it's mainly only useful for ASCII.
Jeremy
udp from http://www.simplecomtools.com/udptesttool.html
tcpip from http://www.simplecomtools.com/tcptesttool.html
I use both.
Regards
Craig
I use it for all my testing needs... that and puTTY of course!