Tool 17: Recompute checksums of packets in a record

Description:

  A record is a capture file. It contains several packets captured
  during a sniff. It can also be created by hand. There are 7 formats
  for records: pcap (tcpdump compatible), bin (binary, unreadable by
  humans but fast) and mixed/mixed_wrap/dump/hexa/hexa_wrap (easy to
  read and edit). A record also has an associated DLT (Data Link Type),
  indicating at which level a packet start: raw (start at IP header) and
  ether (start at Ethernet header) are the 2 most common DLT. Tool 13
  displays DLT of each device.
  
  This tool reads packet from one record, recompute their checksums, and
  write them in another record.
  
  Parameter --src-file indicates the input record filename.
  Parameter --input-dlt defines the DLT of packets in input record (it
  depends on how it was sniffed, generally 'ether' (for Ethernet) or
  'raw' (if packet starts at IP header)). Full list is available through
  netwag or running tool 12.
  Parameter --dst-file indicates the output record filename.
  Parameter --recordencode defines how to encode data in this record
  (suggested values: bin, pcap and mixed_wrap).

Synonyms:

capture, verify

Usage:

netwox 17 -f file [-t dlt] -F file [-r recordencode]

Parameters:

parameter	description	example
`-f\|--src-file file`	input record file	srcfile.txt
`-t\|--input-dlt dlt`	dlt type of input record	ether
`-F\|--dst-file file`	output record file	dstfile.txt
`-r\|--recordencode recordencode`	encoding type for output record	bin

Examples:

netwox 17 -f "srcfile.txt" -F "dstfile.txt"

netwox 17 --src-file "srcfile.txt" --dst-file "dstfile.txt"