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Re: Re: pcap diff tool


From: nicolas.raoul () gmail com
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 23:55:33 -0700

Hi Nikhil,

Indeed, pcapdiff and its derivative TPCAT are good at detecting discrepancies in the sequence of packets. It says for 
instance: Packet #147 of capture A is not present in capture B.

The original poster wants to "see how the traffic differs", which probably means more than what pcapdiff does.

What would be great would be a program that not only says which packet is different, but also lets the user check what 
is different *inside* the packet itself.

Use case: I am currently comparing two CIFS implementations, and even though the packets sequence is the same, the 
implementations produce slightly different packets, so such a tool would be extremely convenient.

Cheers,
Nicolas Raoul
http://nicolas-raoul.blogspot.com

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