I understand how to merge two capture files together with wireshak (aka
ethereal).  

I would like to take this one step further.  Let say if I have a clusterXL
with 5 firewalls together in a single cluster, I guess I would have to
run tcpdump on ALL firewall and try to piece together the flow of the 
connection.  Is that correct?

Man, this would be a pain.  Now that I think about this some more,
Active/Standy is much easier to troubleshoot and maintain.

Thanks.

Tom Louis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: With Ethereal you can merge two capture 
files, so I would do a dump or fw 
monitor on both firewalls and capture the traffic, open one file and then 
merge the second file, they should align up.

I have never actually done what you are wanting but it should work.

I know Ethereal has the options for merging files. 

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