Other http sniffers:
httpry
http://taosecurity.blogspot.com/2008/06/logging-web-traffic-with-httpry.html
urlsnarf
part of DSniff
Barry
> I'd suggest looking into the stats in tshark, or using ngrep or similar.
>
> if you have a linux/unix sniffer,
> time ngrep -d eth1 -n 100 ^GET
> would tell you how long it takes to have 100 GET requests. 1/100 times
> that number should give you requests per second.
>
> another option, which would also support https, would be to simply count
> SYN packets, again using ngrep or tshark with the 'time' program.
>
> Or, you can take your http server logs for a certain time period, and
> count the entries.
>
> Barry
>
>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> I have to admitt I'm a total newbie to Wireshark, I hope it can help me
>> solve a problem. I've been task to find out what our http and https
>> request per second load is out to the internet.
>>
>> Is this built into the product? or do I need to write a filter. If a
>> custom filter is needed any suggestions?
>>
>> thanks fo any help,
>>
>> BM2b
>>
>>
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