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Date: Mon, 02 Jun 1997 23:48:50 +1000
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From: Chris Joyce <chrisj@shoal.net.au>
Subject: tcpdump
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I have been trying to log the ping's revived from a remote host
using the tcpdump comand, I'm trying to record all movments between the two
servers. is there an easer way ?

tcpdump -F dump.dat -l > tcplog.dat

dump.dat 
host 203.4.212.90


	chris