Wireshark-users: Re: [Wireshark-users] newbie question about tcp three-way handshaking
Hi,
I got it. Thanks a lot.
jinchao
2013/1/23 Jaap Keuter
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Well, then obviously you are capturing *below* the bonded interface. Therefore
the *outgoing* frames are seen twice, one for each physical interface, and the
*incoming* frames once, because they come from a switch, which uses a single
port to send the frame[*].
You can't really fall back to capturing a single physical interface (eth0, eth1)
because you do not know where the switch will send the returned frames. To get
rid of the duplicates you can either:
1) capture on the bonding interface (bond0 or whatever name it takes)
2) use editcap -d to remove the duplicates from the capture file afterwards.
[*] unless flooding, multicast, MAC table miss.