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tcpdump and connection troubleshooting
Hello,
I have a client server application and the connection from client (redhat) becomes lost. Is there a connection limit on Redhat Linux 4? I want to use tcpdump to trace all packets between server and client: On the client side, I thought of running tcpdump. Is there a way to filter the tcpdump so that it displays only the traffic between the client and the remote server? Do you have any other hints? thanks. |
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