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See detail of the command in the section TCP Channel Commands.

Tcpdump

tcpdump/intf-name/[options] - tcpdump on the interface, can specify duration with -time, default is 60 sec

e.g. tcpdump/eth0/ -- run tcpdump on eth0 with default 60 seconds or maximum of 100 entries

tcpdump/eth0/'port 443' -time 10 -- run tcpdump on eth0 and port 443 with 10 seconds

The 'tcpdump' command is to capture the IP packets using the 'tcpdump' utility of Linux. The outbound interface needs to be specified.

The user can also supply more 'tcpdump' options such as port number or host IP address using e.g. 'port 53' or 'host 10.10.10.10' to capture the IP packets with those filters. The command will return the results either it times out or it has captured the maximum of 100 packets. The default timeout is 60 seconds. The user can specify the timeout in the range of (1, 120) seconds by '-time <value>'.

System Commands

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