dwdump1
Dump kernel dropped packets to a file
Usage
dwdump [OPTIONS]
Options
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-w, --write FILE -
Dump packets to provided file in pcap format. Defaults to standard output.
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-t, --trunc LENGTH -
Ask the kernel to truncate packets to provided length. Defaults to no truncation.
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-q, --query -
Query the kernel for current configuration and exit.
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-l, --limit LIMIT -
Ask the kernel to set the per-CPU packet queue limit to provided limit. Defaults to 1,000 packets.
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-p, --passive -
Only listen on notified packets with no configuration. This is useful if the kernel is already monitoring dropped packets and you only want to open another listening socket.
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-s, --stats -
Query the kernel for statistics and exit.
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-b, --bufsize SIZE -
Set the socket's receive buffer to provided size. Defaults to 1MB.
-o, --origin {sw|hw}-
Ask the kernel to only monitor software or hardware originated drops. Defaults to both. See devlink-trap(8) for details on how to get hardware originated drops to the kernel.
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-e, --exit -
Ask the kernel to stop monitoring and exit.
Examples
dwdump -w drops.pcap
Dump dropped packets to a file.
dwdump | tshark -V -r -
Pipe dropped packets to Wireshark.
dwdump -o sw -w drops.pcap
Only monitor software originated drops.
dwdump -q
Query current configuration from the kernel and exit.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm).