Hello again, I am working on 10Gbps systems. I am conducting tests that push line rate speeds and I am simply trying to come up with a way to basically prove the data is being received at line rate speeds. From previous posts I realize I am fairly sure my sniffer machines will not be able to handle capturing all data "I have configured the systems just about every way I know how within reason" and I am still getting about 88% packet loss. I will need to purchase additional parts to make this work. However, I am now thinking since all packets are of uniform size about 24,000 Bytes UDP. Would it be practical to try and write a filter that captures the packet, but only writes the IP Header information to a file and not all the data inside the packet? I am thinking that since most of the data being written is the packet payload maybe I might have better luck simply writing the IP Header Information, or is this not practical? Thanks for any advice you can give me in advance.
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