["James A. Crippen" <james@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Visser, Martin (SNO) wrote:

> The beauty about tethereal -t is that it is plain text output. Something
> simple like :-
> 
> "tethereal -R rip -V | egrep "(Source:)|(IP Address:.*Metric.*)" 
> 
> produces output like this :-
> 
> Source: aa:00:04:00:5a:ec (DEC_00:5a:ec)
> Source: snox02.pc.sno.dec.com (16.172.144.82)
> IP Address: 0.0.0.0, Metric: 2
> IP Address: 16.153.0.0, Metric: 1
> IP Address: 16.153.1.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.2.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.4.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.6.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.7.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.9.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.10.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.11.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.12.0, Metric: 3
> IP Address: 16.153.13.0, Metric: 3
> 
> I think this would do most of what you need

Duh, I'm an idiot.  Of course that would do what I want.  I just didn't
even think of whipping out grep.

Thanks!
'james

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