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I have a WAN network that i need to do some analysis on, for the traffic flows. I did lots of googling to figure out what useful tool to collect the packet informations.I found this site http://scrutin.wordpress.com/2007/04...-tcpdump/witch i made great use of to recognize the tcpdum tool.
I also have a network simulator on windows platform wich is Opnet Guru, (by the way.. is there a linux version for this simulator?).
MY QUESTION IS::
How can i feed the Opnet Guru with the flows data collected with the
Code:
tcpdumpwith its different options?
NOTE: in the Opnet Guru invironment there is an object called the profile that is being used to customize and genarate data flows with the desired characteristics to simulate the real flows. So i need to feed the Opnet with the fresh data collected with the tcpdump tool (command) instead of using the built-in profile.

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I have a WAN network that i need to do some analysis on, for the traffic flows. I did lots of googling to figure out what useful tool to collect the packet informations.I found this site [URL]..witch i made great use of to recognize the tcpdum tool. I also have a network simulator on windows platform wich is Opnet Guru, (by the way.. is there a linux version for this simulator?).

MY QUESTION IS: How can i feed the Opnet Guru with the flows data collected with the

Code:
tcpdump
with its different options?

NOTE: in the Opnet Guru invironment there is an object called the profile that is beeing used to customize and genarate data flows with the desired characteristics to simulate the real flows. So i need to feed the Opnet with the fresh data collected with the tcpdump tool (command) instead of using the built-in profile.. i hope i was clear enough..

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