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koitsu
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reply to pablo

Re: SSH connection puzzle

tcpdump is available for Tomato-based routers. The easiest way to get a working tcpdump binary is to use a statically-linked version. For most routers (MIPSR1 or MIPSR2-based) you can use this binary:

»multics.minidns.net/tomato/PRECO···/tcpdump

That comes from rhester72's utilities site where he makes some of these things available to folks. I personally prefer to use Entware, but for a quick-and-dirty "I don't have time or the space to deal with Entware I just need tcpdump!" situaiton, the above works.

telnet/ssh into the router, wget the above URL, chmod 755 the binary, go to town. I'm not going to provide a "how to use tcpdump" write-up. Note: this binary does not do IPv6.

P.S. -- I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be an IPv6 thing. :P
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