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takes
tcpdump file(s) specified on the command line and draw pictures like figures
in the ``TCP/IP Illustrated'' series.
Tcpdump files used by should contain
only data for a single TCP connection. If other data are contained in the
tcpdump files, can't generate results or the results will be inaccurate.
When takes a single tcpdump file, it guesses transmit time and receive
time on the remote host. When takes two tcpdump files, it regards them
as tcp-client side file and tcp-server side file, and generate the results
from them. If you want precise analysis, you should use two tcpdump files.
Specify data packet delay. This value is used to guess transmit
time and receive time for data packets on the remote host. When takes
two tcpdump files, this value has no effect. Specify SYN or ACK packet
delay. This value is used to guess transmit time and receive time for packets
which do not contain data(like SYN packets) on the remote host. When
takes two tcpdump files, this value has no effect. Set the size and location
of the window. Display the usage and exit. Display the Tcpillust version
and exit. Be verbose. Generate debugging output to standard output.
Yoshifumi Nishida <nishida@csl.sony.co.jp>
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