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Using the Technician Interface to Configure and Run Packet Capture

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Using the Technician Interface to Display a Packet Capture File

Enter the following Technician Interface command to display a Packet Capture

ﬁle stored in memory:

pktdump

<line_no.>

[-s

<start>

] [-c

<count>

]

<line_no.>

is the number displayed after you issued the get command in “Creating

an Instance of Packet Capture.” To list the current line numbers associated with

Packet Capture, enter the

list instances wfPktCaptureEntry command.

[

-s<start>] and [-c<count>] are optional.

<start> is the number of the packet in the ﬁle to be displayed ﬁrst. If you do not

specify one, the Technician Interface displays Packet No. 1 ﬁrst.

<count> is the number of packets to display in sequential order. If you do not

specify one, the Technician Interface displays all packets.

If the Packet Capture ﬁle does not contain packets, the following message

appears:

No packets captured for linenumber

<line_no.>

If the Packet Capture ﬁle contains packets, the contents of each packet appear as

follows:

• The ﬁrst line shows information Packet Capture recorded about the packet. It

includes

— The sequential number of the packet in the ﬁle

— The date and time Packet Capture copied the packet

— The media carrying the packet

If the media is Sync, the name of the protocol on the Sync interface

appears instead of the media.

— The number of bytes in the packet

— The direction of the packet: “Rx” for incoming packets and “Tx” for

outgoing packets.

• The remaining lines show the data in the packet in hexadecimal format.

1 2 ... 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 ... 253 254

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