I'm sorry - I can't help with that. I have no experience with actually running tcpdump whatsoever (I've only used ethereal in the past, and badly at that - the few times I needed it, it was easier to sort through tons of unneeded/irrelevant info rather than spend the time going through the docs to find out how to craft the expressions to only catch the info one wants).I need what ever expression used in tcpdump to see the multicast packets and ping request and reply to place on an active-filter statement!
For mine own use I can ignore the "ping packets" but think it would be good to have in place and properly documented!
Does anyone have good suggestions or need some information to help solve the problem.
I hope somebody else can help you out with that - in the mean time, I will surely do my best to provide a "native" (i.e. non-static) version of tcpdump for Bering uClibc.
I'm not quite sure what you're trying to do, but it surely sounds interesting ("active filtering" surely sounds like a nice buzz-word to put into some product specs ;-)).
Martin
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