Hi hne,
What about this one:
$ tshark -G > tshark-G.txt
HTH
Joan
On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:59:04 +0100 hne wrote:
>Finally found a solution using
>tshark -r File -e tcp.options
>which gives all attached option fields in as hex values.
>
>But still in case someone could tell me where to find an exhaustive
>list of all possible output fields I'll be very thankful.
>
>Cheers,
> hne
>
>Am Tue, 9 Feb 2010 12:22:18 +0100
>schrieb hne <haneugen@xxxxxxxx>:
>
>> I've got client and server traces of a tcp connection, which I am
>> trying to match up. Since the Timestamp Option has been, I thought it
>> might work out. As there are no fields to extract the time stamp
>option > using tshark I fought of that way.
>>
>> >> is there a way to extract IP SDUs? In other words I want to extract
>> >> the hole TCP PDU, especially the hole header as hex values, I was
>> >> hoping there is an field which I might be able to use within
>> >> wireshark, but found none.
>>
>> > No, there isn't such a field.
>>
>> > What is the goal you're trying to achieve? There may be other ways
>of > > achieving it.
>>
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