tcpdump.ini

This directory contains source code for tcpdump, a tool for network monitoring and data acquisition

#
# Tcpdump 3.4 (dos) configuration file
#
# Name the interface (driver) to use. The choice can be overridden by
# command-line option '-i'. One of these can be specified:
#
#   3c503   -> 3Com EtherLink II, old ISA card, shared memory
#   3c505   -> 3Com EtherLink II, old MCA card??
#   3c507   -> 3Com EtherLink 16, old ISA card (82586)
#   3c509   -> 3Com EtherLink III, popular ISA card
#   3c529   -> 3Com EtherLink III, MCA version
#   3c59x   -> 3Com FastEtherLink 10/100MB/s, PCI version
#   3c90x   -> 3Com EtherLink 90X 10/100MB/s, PCI version
#   rtl8139 -> Several cards based on RealTek's 8139/8129 chips
#   pkt     -> Clarkson/FTP-software's Packet Driver (real-mode)
#   ndis    -> NDIS 2.0, usually found in LAN-Manager, LanTastic, 3Open
#   auto    -> checks for all drivers above until one found (default)
#
#  NOTE: Not all may be supported at this time. Run `tcpdump -i?'
#        for list of devices.
#
interface = auto

#
# The settings for various drivers;
# debug, IRQ, IO-port and memory locations
#
pkt.debug     = 0
pkt.vector    = 0x60   # not effective yet

irq.debug     = 1
ndis.debug    = 5
bios32.debug  = 0
pci.debug     = 0

#
# 0: use ^Break
# 1: use ^C/ESC for exiting
# For djgpp only.
#
break_mode = 1

#
# Set timer interrupt request; 0 or 8
#
timer.irq = 8

3c503.debug   = 10
3c503.io_base = 0 ;0x310
3c503.memory  = 0
3c503.irq     = 0

3c505.debug  = 5
3c505.base   = 0x300

3c507.debug  = 5

3c509.debug  = 1
3c509.iloop  = 10

3c529.debug  = 10

3c59x.debug  = 5
3c59x.iface0 = 3  # -1=Auto select, 0=10BaseT, 1=10Mbs AUI, 3=10Base2,
                  #  4=100BaseTX, 5=100BaseFX

rtl8139.debug = 10

3c90x.debug  = 0xFF


#
# `~/' means "home" of tcpdump, i.e. where tcpdump.exe is located
#
atalk  = ~/atalk
ethers = ~/ethers

#
# The following files are read by Watt-32 initiation. Refer
# Watt-32 installation ($(WATTCP.CFG)\WATTCP.CFG file) for details
#
# hosts     = ~/hosts
# services  = ~/services
# protocols = ~/protocol
# networks  = ~/networks

#
# colours are only valid if compiled with `USE_CONIO' and
# program option `-C' is used. Value is specified as
# "foreground/background" colours.
#
colour.main   = lightgray/blue
colour.status = black/cyan
colour.debug  = yellow/blue

# Valid foreground and background colours:
#   black, blue, green, cyan, red, magenta, brown, lightgray
#
# foreground colours only:
#   darkgray, lightblue, lightgreen, lightcyan, lightred,
#   lightmagenta, yellow, white