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:Trace network traffic, all packets send are reported to standard output (terminal).
:Trace network traffic, all packets send are reported to standard output (terminal). [https://cdn.comparitech.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/tcpdump-cheat-sheet-2.pdf Cheatsheet]


;:-w <filename> -C 10
;:-w <filename> -C 10
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;:-r  <filename> -tttt -X
;:-r  <filename> -tttt -X
:::Read packets from <filename>, give absolute time and all data
:::Read packets from <filename>, give absolute time and all data
;: -i <interface>
:::Trace <interface> only
;:-n port 53 and ip6 and host <address>
;:-n port 53 and ip6 and host <address>
:::Do not lookup host or port-names, select only packets from port 53, IPv6 protocol and specified host(address)
:::Do not lookup host or port-names, select only packets from port 53, IPv6 protocol and specified host(address)

Latest revision as of 09:23, 21 June 2024


tcpdump
Trace network traffic, all packets send are reported to standard output (terminal). Cheatsheet
-w <filename> -C 10
Dump raw data to <filename>, create new file after 10 million (not 10MB) bytes are written
-r <filename> -tttt -X
Read packets from <filename>, give absolute time and all data
-i <interface>
Trace <interface> only
-n port 53 and ip6 and host <address>
Do not lookup host or port-names, select only packets from port 53, IPv6 protocol and specified host(address)

In the output Flags are reported that have following meaning:

S (SYN)
F (FIN)
P (PUSH)
R (RST), 
U (URG), 
W (ECN CWR), 
E (ECN-Echo)
. (ACK)
none if no flags are set...