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tcpdump ??<br />
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Manav
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tcpdump -l -n host one-ip-address
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This command listening, I speak about iptables command.<br />

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This command listening, I speak about iptables command.


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iptables command is used to set rules for your network packets. I dont see how you are planning to *study* packets thru it. <br />
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Manav
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iptables command is used to set rules for your network packets. I dont see how you are planning to *study* packets thru it.

Manav

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with iptables you can only see what iptables offers you with the LOG target<br />
see man iptables (kernel logging)
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with iptables you can only see what iptables offers you with the LOG target
see man iptables (kernel logging)

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You may want to consider iptraf as well. &nbsp;This will monitor active connections in an ncurses table.<br />
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<a href="http://iptraf.seul.org/" rel="ugc">http://iptraf.seul.org/</a><br />
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You may want to consider iptraf as well.  This will monitor active connections in an ncurses table.

http://iptraf.seul.org/ [http://iptraf.seul.org/]



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Hi All.<br />
How can I see the pakets and bytes in Linux specifically to one ip address. I try use the iptables commant, and I see all addresses. Whar kind of flag and options I must specify.<br />
&nbsp;Thanks
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Hi All.
How can I see the pakets and bytes in Linux specifically to one ip address. I try use the iptables commant, and I see all addresses. Whar kind of flag and options I must specify.
 Thanks

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