Extended Options

This chapter describes the extended options supported. These options generally offer fine-grained control of the behavior of tcptrace , and in most cases are useful if you want to turn off the default behavior. The extended options are used as in --xyzblah. For every such option, there exists a --noxyzblah that turns off the behavior offered by the --xyzblah option. Further, you may use just the prefix of the option, say --xyzbl, as long as it is unambiguous amongst all the extended options.

Note that the options explained below are labeled DEFAULT if it is the default behavior, meaning that the option comes for free and you may use the --no... version of the option if you need to turn it off.



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