Installation and use of tcpreply tools
CentOS install tcpreplay
Yum install epel-releaseyum install tcpreplay uses tcpreply
Create a cache a.cachetcpprep-a client-I a.pcap-o a.cache for the a.pcap package to be sent
Playback message a.pcap
Tcpreplay-p 2-l 600-c a.cache-I eth7-I eth7 a.pcap
-p packets sent per second
-l Total number of packets to be sent
Does a.cache store caches?
-I specify Client to server/RX/primary traffic output interface
-I specify Server to client/TX/secondary traffic output interface
The a.pcap file is a message to be played back