tcplog   (8) manpage
tcplog
8
JUN 1998
Linux
System Manuals
  • NAME
      tcplog - TCP packet logger.
  • SYNOPSIS
      tcplog [-f, --file filename ] [-n, --no-resolve] [-v, --version]
  • DESCRIPTION

      tcplog , a TCP packet logger, is a part of the jail (just another ip logger) package.
      tcplog is a small (daemon) process which logs all TCP connection requests to the local host. The syslog level at which a given packet is logged is configurable depending on the destination port. Packets from specific hosts can be ignored, and a default log level can be specified.
      tcplog can be useful in detecting attempted denials of service, and monitoring network traffic, especially when used in conjunction with icmplog(8) .
      The configuration is explained in the tcplog.conf(5) manual page.
  • OPTIONS
      "-f,
      Use filename as the configuration file instead of the default (/etc/tcplog.conf).
      "-n,
      Do not resolve IP addresses to hostnames.
      "-v,
      Display tcplog(8) version.
  • SEE ALSO
  • DISTRIBUTION
      jail is distributed under the Artistic License.
  • AUTHOR
      Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@wiw.org>
      $Id: tcplog.8,v 1.7 2001/02/19 10:06:17 ams Exp $
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