Re: tcpdump

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Hello Kaushal,

	I hope that you are well. Okay maybe we are going about this the wrong way:

1) How may network interfaces do you have, and which one are you using for web stuff that you are trying to capture.

	2) Try the following tcpdump -vvv -i eth0 port 80

3) Try man tcpdump for further options to refine the command set for your use.

You are seeing a conversation between dhcp-192-18-68-199.test.com at port 3118 and it89.hyd.test.com on port 80 I can't really tell what you are showing me without a full dump giving me only a snippet won't really help.

You may want to look at "tcpdump -i eth0 -s0 -w mydump.dmp" and transfer this to your workstation and view in ethereal or using tcpdump with the -r option to read it again.

	Cheers,

	Aly.

Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
Hi Aly

I get

03:55:09.050556 IP dhcp-192-18-68-199.test.com.3118 > it89.hyd.test.com.www:
F 1399:1399(0) ack 2062 win 64954
03:55:09.050563 IP it89.hyd.test.com.www > dhcp-192-18-68-199.test.com.3118:
. ack 1400 win 8576

so what does it indicate since I do not understand this at all

Thanks again for the prompt reply

Thanks and Regards

Kaushal

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