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Monitoring packets going in and out of an application

I'm building a VoIP application using the TeamSpeak 3 SDK. Is there any way to view the UDP packets going in and out of the server/client applications?

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Any packet sniffer such as Wireshark (formerly Ethereal) can do that for you.

JDT  2010-09-16 21:41:19
Yeah, but I can't tell what I'm looking at. I need to see UDP packets belonging to my application. I tried applying the (udp.port 9987) filter, but I got nothing.
shaun  2010-09-16 22:01:31
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Did you already try Wireshark?

Matti Virkkunen  2010-09-16 21:41:23

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