Man page - sc_wartsfilter(1)
Packages contas this manual
- sc_ipiddump(1)
- sc_speedtrap(1)
- sc_pinger(1)
- sc_warts2pcap(1)
- sc_ally(1)
- sc_wartsfilter(1)
- sc_attach(1)
- sc_tbitpmtud(1)
- sc_prefixscan(1)
- sc_wartsdump(1)
- sc_remoted(1)
- sc_tracediff(1)
- sc_ttlexp(1)
- sc_erosprober(1)
- sc_bdrmap(1)
- sc_wartscat(1)
- sc_warts2text(1)
- sc_warts2json(1)
- scamper(1)
- sc_tbitblind(1)
- sc_filterpolicy(1)
- sc_analysis_dump(1)
- sc_radargun(1)
apt-get install scamper
Manual
| SC_WARTSFILTER(1) | General Commands Manual | SC_WARTSFILTER(1) |
NAME
sc_wartsfilter —
select specific records from a warts file
SYNOPSIS
sc_wartsfilter |
[-a address]
[-i input-file]
[-o output-file]
[-O option]
[-t record-type] |
DESCRIPTION
The sc_wartsfilter utility selects
specific records from warts(5) input, and outputs those
records. The supported options to sc_wartsfilter are
as follows:
-aaddress- specifies an address or prefix of interest.
-iinput-file- specifies the input warts file to process.
-ooutput-file- specifies the output warts file to write records to.
-Ooption- allows the behavior of
sc_wartsfilterto be further tailored. The current choices for this option are:- check-hops: Check if an address of an intermediate hop in a trace or tracelb object matches.
-trecord-type- specifies a record type of interest. The current choices for this option are:
EXAMPLES
The command:
sc_wartsfilter -i input.warts -o output.warts -a 192.0.2.5
outputs all warts records with a destination address 192.0.2.5 from input.warts into output.warts.
The command:
sc_wartsfilter -i input.warts -o output.warts -a 2001:db8::/32
outputs all warts records with a destination address within the 2001:db8::/32 prefix into output.warts.
The command:
gzcat input.warts.gz | sc_wartsfilter -t ping | sc_warts2json
selects all ping records from a decompressed input file and and pipes them to sc_warts2json.
SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
sc_wartsfilter was written by Matthew
Luckie.
| November 21, 2019 | Debian |