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Hi,
I know nothing about wireshark but I was advised to
use it to check my webserver network traffic for a possible fault... the server
is not local (it runs centos4) and I (having read a bit) found tshark and
thought that that would probably be the way to go (although I could be
wrong)./...
I did manage to get tshark to output files but I
then couldn't read them (although I was aiming for a text file output it didn't
seem to be text). I was using variations of the following
tshark -a duration:15 -T ps -w
tsharkOP.txt
My questionis how can I output a file that I can
then read / inspect?
Or should I be approaching this
differently?
Any help / guidance / advice much
apprecciated.....
Thanks
Andy
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