IP-Sniffer can be called from a Command-Line Window (Windows) or from a Terminal Window (Linux) as following
//WINDOWS
IpSniff [parameters]
//Linux
sudo ipsniff [parameters]
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mandatory Parameters |
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-a <ip-address> |
IP-address of the network adapter e.g. –a 192.166.29.43 Note: this parameter is mandatory only for Windows systems, on Linux systems no network adapter has to be specified because all Ethernet traffic is analyzed and the appropriate IP-traffic is filtered by the tool |
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optional Parameters |
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-h |
get help |
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-f <config-file> |
load a configuration provided by a configuration-file |
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-p <protocol> |
defines a protocol filter [0=all 1=ICMP 2=TCP 3=UDP] |
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-is <ip-addr> |
defines a filter for a source IP address |
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-id <ip-addr> |
defines a filter for a destination IP address |
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-ps <port> |
defines a filter for a source port |
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-pd <port> |
defines a filter for a destination port |
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-log |
activates writing of log-data |
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-dump |
output of data in a well-formed readable format |
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-ipc |
activates sending of data via IPC (interprocess communication) |
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-fr |
the entire IP-frame is sent via IPC, otherwise only payload data are sent |