Download User's Manual Useful Companion Programs Mailing List Bug Report Contact User's Manual - Output Options tcptrace offers three basic forms of output, brief, long, and quiet. Each of these can be further tweaked to produce a more customized output.
Brief mode is invoked using the -b command line argument.
Its basic output primarily includes a list of the connections in the dumpfile and how many packets were sent each way in each connection. Brief mode is the default if nothing else is specified. This gives a much longer output with more detailed information on each connection than brief mode provides. 383 Bps The -q argument tells tcptrace to operate in quiet mode. This produces hardly any output, but is useful for just seeing what any modules will output.