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in tcpdump in bash following works as expected:
# tcpdump -i eth0 host A and host B and \(port C or port D\)
( round brackets ensure, that the "or" statement is only valid for the port numbers )
But I was not able to figure out howto do it with "g_tcpdump" to have the same results.
Any ideas ?
Hi,
It should be the same as tcpdump, just g_. If it doesn't work, try to do g_all tcpdump ….
Thanks
Anatoly
Hi @Anatoly
in principle, the difference is clear to me. "g_all" executes the commands on all SGMs.
Is there a technical difference between "g_tcpdump" and "g_all tcpdump".
PS:
With "g_tcpdump" filters I can also see that some things do not work 100% correct.
g_tcpdump and g_all tcpdump should be the same. However, since g_tcpdump has been developed as separate command, some differences may apply.
Please open support ticket if it's critical, if not - just use g_all tcpdump
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