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1.601: How do I trace ethernet packets on an AIX system?
Do the following:
iptrace -i en0 /tmp/ipt
The iptrace backgrounds. Find its process id and kill it when you are
ready. Then run
ipreport -rns /tmp/ipt >/tmp/ipr
and look at the output. The current version of Info does not document
the r, n and s options but they are quite useful for layering the output.
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