On 8/2/2019 9:57 AM, Sylvain Rodon wrote:
> From: Sylvain Rodon
>
> Timestamp is always set in PCAP header, whether it reads a file or
> listen on an interface. This information can be important for some
> applications and it cannot be obtained otherwise (especially when
> reading a PCAP file, wh
From: Sylvain Rodon
Timestamp is always set in PCAP header, whether it reads a file or
listen on an interface. This information can be important for some
applications and it cannot be obtained otherwise (especially when
reading a PCAP file, where the timestamp is not the current time).
Timestamp
From: Sylvain Rodon
Timestamp is always set in PCAP header, whether it reads a file or
listen on an interface. This information can be important for some
applications and it cannot be obtained otherwise (especially when
reading a PCAP file, where the timestamp is not the current time).
Timestamp
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