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tcpdump [2017/07/12 18:23] – created walkeradmintcpdump [2023/03/21 19:47] (current) walkeradmin
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 This results in the following style output. This results in the following style output.
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-<sxh [text][; options for SyntaxHighlighter]>+<file>
 05:58:06.235597 IP 10.0.20.1.1234 > 239.1.2.3.1234: UDP, length 1328 05:58:06.235597 IP 10.0.20.1.1234 > 239.1.2.3.1234: UDP, length 1328
 05:58:06.235646 IP 10.0.85.1.60817 > 239.0.85.1.1234: UDP, length 1316 05:58:06.235646 IP 10.0.85.1.60817 > 239.0.85.1.1234: UDP, length 1316
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 18913 packets received by filter 18913 packets received by filter
 0 packets dropped by kernel 0 packets dropped by kernel
-</sxh>+</file>
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 ==== File Capture ==== ==== File Capture ====
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-On the MFEL, we can use tcpdump to capture either the <color red>IP Input</color> or the <color red>IP Output</color>. There are many commands available for tcpdump, and I will list some later on this page, but first lets just look at a working example, because this might be all you need for now.+On Linux, we can use tcpdump to capture either the <color red>IP Input</color> or the <color red>IP Output</color>. There are many commands available for tcpdump, and I will list some later on this page, but first lets just look at a working example, because this might be all you need for now.
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