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How to do Packet Sniffing on Linux (tcpdump) NetBeez Webinar Panos Vouzis Co-founder and COO Agenda What is tcpdump? Lab set-up tcpdump usage Output breakdown Saving to file Filtering (host, port, traffic

How to do Packet Sniffing on Linux (tcpdump) NetBeez Webinar
Panos Vouzis Co-founder and COO
Agenda ● What is tcpdump? ● Lab set-up tcpdump usage ● Output breakdown ● ● Saving to file ● Filtering (host, port, traffic type, etc)
tcpdump - 1988 ● Print content of network interface traffic Cousin of Wireshark ● sudo apt-get install tcpdump
Goal of the Webinar Demonstrate and educate how to do packet sniffing with tcpdump
tcpdump ● Free command line tool ● Supported on Linux, Windows, MAC
Why use packet capturing? ● Analyze network problems ● Debug client/server communication Monitor network activity and utilization ● Gather network statistics ●
Promiscuous Mode
Host Interface Mode Network
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