On Jun 4, 2004, at 1:09 PM, ice ice wrote:
here is more information about tcpdump's output:
% tcpdump -c 5 -n tcp -r 20020814-09-0-anon.pcap.gz
11:00:00.58 69.245.49.10.2082 > 143.173.237.247.1214: .
2133229289:2133230749(1460) ack 6821225 win 17188 (DF)
11:00:00.69 236.179.225.218.473
to figure out the
way to
parse through the packets. I am wondering whether there is some simple
sample programs
I can read or use in analyzing the pacekts?
thanks,
zs
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Subject: Re: [tcpdump-workers] Are all
On Jun 4, 2004, at 9:32 AM, ice ice wrote:
Yes, I should say that the trace file is in pcap format.
20020814-09-0-anon.pcap.gz: tcpdump capture file (little-endian) -
version 2.4 (BSD/OS Cisco HDLC, capture length 48)
So I couldn't assume the 48byte header is the normal IP+whatever
header ev
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Subject: Re: [tcpdump-workers] Are all traces captured by dag card in
"tcpdump"
Date: Fri, 04 Jun 2004 14:45:25 +1200
ice ice wrote:
I have a trace saying
"Data provided by WAND Re
ice ice wrote:
I have a trace saying
"Data provided by WAND Research Group using the dag interface card
OC48 data analysis required CAIDA's CoralReef software suite."
I am confused by the statement of "OC48 data analysis required CAIDA's
CoralReef software suite".
It seems to me that traces captu
Hi,
I have a trace saying
"Data provided by WAND Research Group using the dag interface card
OC48 data analysis required CAIDA's CoralReef software suite."
I am confused by the statement of "OC48 data analysis required CAIDA's
CoralReef software suite".
It seems to me that traces captured by dag
