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06-06-2001 08:57 AM
06-06-2001 08:57 AM
trace on atm card
hello,
DBA wants to trace packets for a special sybase port
but the machine is on atm network.
How can i trace packets on a atm card?
Can I use tcpdump to do it? How?
Thanks.
DBA wants to trace packets for a special sybase port
but the machine is on atm network.
How can i trace packets on a atm card?
Can I use tcpdump to do it? How?
Thanks.
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06-07-2001 05:12 AM
06-07-2001 05:12 AM
Re: trace on atm card
I usually go with the following:
nettl -tn 0x30800000 -e all -size 1024 -tracemax 99999 -f /tmp/raw0
To turn off:
nettl -tf -e all
nettl -tn 0x30800000 -e all -size 1024 -tracemax 99999 -f /tmp/raw0
To turn off:
nettl -tf -e all
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06-07-2001 05:17 AM
06-07-2001 05:17 AM
Re: trace on atm card
Eric,
Oops, I guess I should mention how I would format as well:
netfmt -Nlnf raw0.TRC0 > fmt0
Hope that helps you ... greg
Oops, I guess I should mention how I would format as well:
netfmt -Nlnf raw0.TRC0 > fmt0
Hope that helps you ... greg
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06-07-2001 11:41 AM
06-07-2001 11:41 AM
Re: trace on atm card
Eric,
Sorry, in that first reply the "all"
entry should actually be replaced with
"atm".
nettl -tn 0x30800000 -e atm -size 1024 -tm 99999 -f /tmp/raw0
... greg
Sorry, in that first reply the "all"
entry should actually be replaced with
"atm".
nettl -tn 0x30800000 -e atm -size 1024 -tm 99999 -f /tmp/raw0
... greg
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