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reading tcpdump file
From: "Edward Young" <ey52 () columbia edu>
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 18:22:33 -0400
Hi,I am trying to read a tcpdump file into snort. For some reason, it seems that some of the tcp packets are being ignored for some reason. The only reason I can think of is because the tcpdump file only captured at most 96 bytes of each frame.
The only rule I have in my config file is "alert tcp any any -> any any" and these are the results that I get:
Snort processed 37298 packets. =============================================================================== Breakdown by protocol: TCP: 32827 (88.013%) UDP: 475 (1.274%) ICMP: 32 (0.086%) ARP: 3176 (8.515%) EAPOL: 0 (0.000%) IPv6: 4 (0.011%) IPX: 7 (0.019%) OTHER: 531 (1.424%) DISCARD: 246 (0.660%) =============================================================================== Action Stats: ALERTS: 32621 LOGGED: 32621 PASSED: 0Where do those remaining 206 packets go? They are tcp so why aren't they logged? I'm thinking that those 206 frames are the frames that are incomplete.
Thanks,Edward Young
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