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moog67_108621
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratustcpdump portrange option
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to capture traffic directed to a certain range of tcp ports with tcpdump.
When using the "portrange" expression I get a syntax error:
tcpdump -i -s0 -w capture_file...
try:
tcpdump -i SRV -s0 -w capture_file.trc port 8080 or port 8081 or port 8082
This worked for me, I saw traffic on all 3 ports in both directions in my dump. My only diff was the interface name.
This was on 10.2.4 HF5, tcpdump version 3.9.4, libpcap version 0.7.2
Again, no idea why portrange doesn't work, but I can confirm the same problem on this version.
mimlo_61970
Cumulonimbus
CumulonimbusWeird, it definitely doesn't work on 10.2.4 the same way it works in 11. It seems to require another option like src or dst.
'src portrange 8080-8082 or dst portrange 8080-8082' appears to work.
- I haven't look at the each versions yet, but I strongly suspect that v11 & v10.2.4 have different versions of tcpdump and/or libpcap, whose older versions haven't had the support for the "standalone" portrange filter
moog67_108621Hi everyone, Still no good for me, even with the above options the command does not work. Here's my version of tcpdump: [xxxxxxxxx:Active] log tcpdump --help tcpdump version 3.9.4 libpcap version 0.7.2 Could you please share the syntax of the command line you're using?, does it effectively work? Many thanks, moog67
