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How can I see TCP packets that I am sending them?not all TCP packets.

asked 22 Feb '11, 09:56

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You can do something like:

tcp and src host <YOUR_IP>  (capture filter)
tcp and ip.src==<YOUR_IP>   (display filter)
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answered 22 Feb '11, 10:09

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Hi,

Based on your requirement you can set filters and capture interesting traffic. For filters following link can be referred.

http://acs.lbl.gov/~jason/tcpdump_advanced_filters.txt

Regards, Vijay

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answered 22 Feb '11, 12:50

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