Brian,
Compile it, then just do a "jolt2 host_IP". Make sure that the traffic
destined for "host_IP" will be routed through your firewall (if you try
this from your internal network make host_ip be an address on the
Internet and vice versa.) Then watch the CPU load as the kernel
messages start going nuts. That's it.
Hope this helps!
Jason
http://www.wittys.com
Brian Tan Wee Beng wrote:
>
> Hi
> I'm would like to personally see what's the effect of Jolt2.c on my
> firewall(in test environment) but i'm not too sure how to go about doing
> so.Anybody can drop me some hints??Thanks.
>
> Cheers
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