sc_ipiddump — utility to dump IP-ID values embedded in ping, traceroute, and dealias objects in warts

sc_ipiddump was written by Matthew Luckie <mjl@luckie.org.nz>.

Debian                                          October 21, 2015                                  SC_IPIDDUMP(1)

       The sc_ipiddump utility dumps the IP-ID values embedded in IPv4 and IPv6 responses to  ping,  traceroute,
       and  dealias objects.  The output contains the transit and receive timestamps, the source address used by
       scamper when probing, the interface address which replied, and the  IPID  value  (in  hexadecimal).   The
       objects are sorted by transmit time.  The supported options to sc_ipiddump are as follows:

       -iip   restricts the selection of source addresses to those with the given IP address(es).

       -Ooptions
               allows  the  behavior  of sc_ipiddump to be further tailored.  The current choice for this option
               is:
                 -notrace: do not parse traceroutes for IPID values.

       -Uuserid
               restricts the selection of warts objects to those with the given userid(s).

       Given an input file foo.warts, the following command dumps IP-ID values  found  in  objects  with  userid
       values 3 and 4:

             sc_ipiddump-U3,4foo.warts

       Given  an  input  file  foo.warts.gz, the following command dumps IP-ID values found in responses from IP
       address 192.0.2.1

             zcatfoo.warts.gz | sc_ipiddump-i192.0.2.1-

       sc_ipiddump  —  utility  to  dump IP-ID values embedded in ping, traceroute, and dealias objects in warts
       files.

scamper(1), sc_wartsdump(1), sc_warts2text(1), sc_warts2json(1)

sc_ipiddump [-iips] [-Ooptions] [-Uuserid] [file...]