help in "snoop" command

Hello,
I have a requirement.
Suppose i have two Solaris servers.
One of them having the Web-Server (configured in a particular PORT) say web-srv, other one say "collector". In that server one Internet application is running.
My requirement is that i want to observe all the "HTTP" requests send to the “Web-Server” from "collector". For this i used following commnad from "Collector" ,
/usr/local/bin/sudo snoop -v <web-srv> <port-no>

But i am not able to trace any HTTP request but i am able to find out other TCP-IP packets. e.g if i make a ping from "collector" to "web-server" then snoop can capture packets and contents of that.

My requirement is how I will observe the "web-server" HTTP request from "collector". Can snoop capture HTTP request?

Thanks for any help
Regards

Try:

snoop web-server and collector and port 80

for a start, see how it goes. Or make it even more simple, just 'snoop port 80' and add the other conditions slowly using the 'and' operator to filter more selectively. As always read the man page for snoop - 'man snoop'.