flowreplay1
Replay tcp/udp flows from a pcap capture file
Usage
flowreplay [-h]
-i
pcapfile
[{-m
send | wait | bytes}]
[-t
targetip]
[-p
proto/port]
[-V]
[-w
sec.usec]
Overview
Flowreplay is a tool for replaying client traffic to a server from files saved with tcpdump(8).
The basic operation of flowreplay is to connect to server(s) via the TCP/UDP protocols captured in the pcap file and replay the client side of the connection to the server.
Options
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-h -
Help.
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-i -
Input file (pcap format)
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-m -
Mode to use to know when the server is done sending. Options are 'send' as fast as you can, 'wait' for -w sec.usec, and send after recieving the previously captured number of 'bytes' from the server.
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-t -
The server to connect to in lieu of the IP addresses in the pcap file.
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-p -
The protocol and/or port to limit sending traffic on. Valid protocols are: TCP and UDP; and any port between 0 and 65535.
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-V -
Print version info and exit.
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-w -
The number of seconds and micro-seconds represented as a float to wait for the server to finish sending before sending more data. Must be used with "-m wait".