Common Arguments

Table of Contents

  1. 3.x Online Manual
    1. About
    2. Overview
    3. Getting Tcpreplay Installed
    4. Special Instructions for Windows
    5. How Does Everything Work Together?
    6. Need Help?
  2. tcpreplay
    1. Overview
    2. Basic Usage
    3. Replaying at different speeds
    4. Replaying files multiple times
    5. Advanced Usage
    6. Choosing a Timing Method
    7. Tuning for High-Performance
  3. tcpprep
    1. Overview
    2. Details
    3. Basic Usage
    4. Skip Packets
    5. Other Options
  4. tcprewrite
    1. Overview
    2. Basic Usage
    3. Rewriting Layer 2
    4. Rewriting Layer 3
    5. Rewriting Layer 4
    6. Rewriting Layers 5-7
    7. Fragroute
  5. tcpbridge
    1. Overview
  6. flowreplay
    1. Important
    2. Overview
    3. Details
  7. Common Arguments
  8. Usage Examples
    1. Passing Traffic Through an IPS/Transparent Device
    2. Passing Traffic Through a Firewall/Router/Non-Transparent Device
    3. Rewriting TCP/UDP Ports
    4. Remove specific packets from a capture file
  9. Frequently Asked Questions
    1. General Questions
    2. Running Tcpreplay
    3. Compiling Tcpreplay
    4. Common Errors
    5. Interesting Tickets

Many of the applications in the Tcpreplay suite, support a set of common arguments:

--dbug=<level>
Enable debugging output to STDERR. Requires ./configure --enable-debug.
--verbose
Print packet data using tcpdump
--decode=<args>
Pass packet decoding arguments to tcpdump
--save-opts=<file>
Save the current configuration options to a file
--load-opts=<file>
Load the current configuration options to a file
--help
Print basic help for the given command
--more-help
Print detailed help for the given command

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