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I am currently using 'snoop -t a -d hme0 blah blah' to get a line by line summary of packets sent and recieved at that interface, Is there any way I can get more detailed information/log on each packet, somebody told me there was another program that did this

any help would be greatly appreciated

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If you use solaris try snoop -v
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You can also check out Ethereal and it's command line driven counterpart, Tethereal. I have had a good experience with it in the past.
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