Re: tcptrace and huge files ? (a few GB)

From: Olivier M. (qmail@orion.8304.ch)
Date: 10/22/02

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    Message-ID: <20021023003459.B2105@orion.8304.ch>
    Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2002 00:34:59 +0200
    From: "Olivier M." <qmail@orion.8304.ch>
    Subject: Re: tcptrace and huge files ? (a few GB)
    
    

    Hi Jose, and thanks for your feedback!

    On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 07:52:25PM +0200, Jose Manuel Cano Garcia wrote:
    > tcptrace have memory problems when procesing large files. I think the best
    > solution is to prefilter the trace with tcpdump.

    good point, yes.

    > I had a similar problem with large traces (300 MB) and I did the followings
    > things: [...]

    thanks for the hints & scripts! will try some things tomorrow.

    > PD: I am interested on traffic measurements. Do you have your traces
    > available?

    It's currently running: trying a simple perl script parsing the output
    of zcat /home/dump/dump.gz | tcpdump -n -r - 'tcp[13] & 2 == 2'

    sample results (after 30min of parsing):

        (size) (hits)
    win 30660 272223
    win 16384 219065
    win 8192 194269
    win 5840 192003
    win 32120 165749
    win 64240 81980
    win 8760 81329
    ...
    win 61008 1
    win 65040 1
    win 7796 1
    win 44688 1
    win 54760 1
    total: 1600016

    mss 1460 1215763
    mss 1400 125214
    mss 536 77546
    mss 1380 68539
    mss 1368 27567
    mss 1452 19306
    mss 512 15714
    ...
    mss 1008 2
    mss 1316 2
    mss 1334 2
    mss 65496 1
    mss 1350 1
    mss 4312 1
    total: 1599913

    wscale 0 358282
    wscale 1 5538
    wscale 2 2367
    wscale 3 602
    wscale 6 202
    wscale 5 111
    wscale 4 34
    total: 367136

    DF: 1543436 set 56580 not set
    sackOK: 980903 set 619113 not set
    timestamp: 260465 set 1339551 not set
    wscale: 367136 set 1232880 not set

    if you see informations that are missing, please tell, it's
    important for our diploma thesis :)
     (cf. http://www.swiss-internet-analysis.org )

    currently trying to find a way to findout the:
    - Remaining TTL
    - ECN enabled?
    parameters. Seems tcpdump has no ECN support yet ? (found
    some patches...)

    Regards,
    Olivier

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