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tcpdump command

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I believe that nfo traffic capture feature uses tcpdump, but what command does it use for that specific output?
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I am talking about the detailed capture to be specific
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Re: tcpdump command

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It uses a command line substantially similar to:

tcpdump -nvXp -s 100
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Re: tcpdump command

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Edge100x wrote: Fri Aug 06, 2021 11:20 am It uses a command line substantially similar to:

tcpdump -nvXp -s 100
My friend setup a discord bot that if it detects high cpu usage or a high spike in traffic, it will make a detailed capture and upload a txt file to us on discord.

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Re: tcpdump command

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My friend said this
00:54:38.630962 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 128, id 42722, offset 0, flags [none], proto UDP (17), length 1246)
192.168.100.6.62348 > 74.91.113.114.3389: UDP, length 1218

that's what i get

from the command

that's all i can get it seems
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Re: tcpdump command

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I'm not sure why you'd get something with cut-off output like that. In the versions of tcpdump that we use, it provides what you see in the control panel.
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Re: tcpdump command

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To clarify, we are using Windump.
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