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.TH UDPREPLAY 1 2022-01-12 Linux
.SH NAME
udpReplay \- trasmit udp frame read from a pcap file
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B udpReplay
[-1|--step]
[-f[waitingTime]|--flood[=waitingTime]]
[-d host|--dest host]
[--astx]
[--mttl ttlValue]
[-l[waitingTime]|--loop[=waitingTime]]
.IR pcapfile
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B udpReplay
get the udp packets in a pcap file and sends them as udp datagram
.SH OPTION
.TP
.BR -1 | --step
Send the datagram one by one waiting for input from console to send the next
.TP
.BR -f[waitingTime] | --flood[=waitingTime]
Send the datagram as fast as it can, delaying each packet only by waitingTime msec. 1 msec if parameter is missing
.TP
.BR --astx
Adjust the Asterix Time Of Day to reflect the time the message is sent
.TP
.BR -d\ host | --dest\ host
Send the datagram to the specified host. It this option is not present, data are sent to the original host as recorded in the pcap file
.TP
.BR -p\ port | --port\ port
Send the datagram to the specified port. It this option is not present, data are sent to the original port as recorded in the pcap file
.TP
.BR --mttl\ ttlValue
Set the time to live for multicast packets to the value specified as argument. Otherwise is set to 1
.TP
.BR -l[waitingTime] | --loop[=waitingTime]
Send all packets in the pcap file, wait for the specified msec (1 msec if parameter is missing), and loops.
.TP
.BR file
the file that contain the datagram to be sent. It should be in the pcap format