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> Is there anyway to sniff ipx? Maybe I can see whether my username and/or
> password is getting sent incorrectly.
For some reason my mind thinks that tcpdump has IPX stuff in it. I
don't trust my mind very much, I would recommend it in general. It
doesn't make sense why tcpdump would do IPX stuff, perhaps if you have
IPX in the kernel for that. I don't have a network with any IPX traffic
to test it though...
Good luck,
Ted
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