Using tcpdump to capture network traffic on the command line
By Joao
To listen for traffic and write to stdout:
tcpdump -i
- -i The interface id to listen on ( run tcpdump -D to get a list of available interfaces )
- -n Don’t convert host addresses to names (avoid dns resolution)
- -A Print packets in ASCII, excluding link level headers. Use -X for both hex and ASCII printout.
See man pcap-filter for a full description of ‘expression’
Examples include:
tcpdump -i 11 -n -A -s 65535 port 80
tcpdump -i 11 -n -A -s 65535 dst host 10.0.0.1
Other usefull flags:
-w write packets to a file which can later be replayed with -r
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September 7th, 2011