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slist(8)						 slist(8)

NAME
       slist - list netware servers discovered on a network

SYNOPSIS
       slist [-c number_of_broadcasts] [-i interface]

DESCRIPTION
       Slist  uses  tcpdump to listen to broadcast packets on the
       network	and  filters  for  sap	broadcasts  from  IPX/SPX
       servers.	  Slist	 listens  until	 it has heard a number of
       broadcast packets on the default network	 interface.   The
       number  of broadcast packets examined can be changed using
       the -c option.  If the -c option is not given  slist  lis-
       tens  until  10 broadcasts have been heard.  The interface
       to listen on can be changed with the -i option.

       Slist must be run as root.

EXAMPLES
       Listen on the default interface for the default 10  broad-
       casts and display results.

       brooklyn# slist
       tcpdump: listening on we0
       VOYAGER	       0x1	       00:00:e8:0e:46:37

       Listen for 15 broadcasts on the default interface.

       brooklyn# slist -c 15
       tcpdump: listening on we0
       VOYAGER	       0x1	       00:00:e8:0e:46:37

       Listen for 9 broadcasts on the interface ef0.

       brooklyn# slist -c 9 -i ef0
       tcpdump: listening on ef0
       VOYAGER	       0x1	       00:00:e8:0e:46:37

AUTHOR
       Brett Wynkoop wynkoop@bsdi.com

SEE ALSO
       tcpdump(1)

			05 September 1997			1

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