Rick Jones wrote:
Jesse Kempf wrote:
Hi,
So tcpdump tends to jam up the terminal a bit when you try to dump on
a saturated gigabit link. I've added a -P option to tcpdump that lets
you specify a probability for tcpdump to print each packet. It uses
drand48() to figure out whether each packet
Jesse Kempf wrote:
Hi,
So tcpdump tends to jam up the terminal a bit when you try to dump on a
saturated gigabit link. I've added a -P option to tcpdump that lets you
specify a probability for tcpdump to print each packet. It uses
drand48() to figure out whether each packet captured should be
Hi,
So tcpdump tends to jam up the terminal a bit when you try to dump on a
saturated gigabit link. I've added a -P option to tcpdump that lets you
specify a probability for tcpdump to print each packet. It uses
drand48() to figure out whether each packet captured should be printed.
Obviously
Hi everybody, I'm trying to create a script to determine rtp packet lost using
tcpdump and awk. And It works, but also i'm trying to create a script to
calculate the jitter but i don't have an idea how to do it. Maybe there is a
tool or someone has an idea.
#!/bin/sh
#Scrip To calculate rt
Hello,
I would like to know whether it is possible with the current pcap format to
store the captured packets in the fixed length blocks in the file. I have
briefly looked at the format that is being used to store the pcap files and
I think that currently it is not possible, but I would like to
