Comment by cjalmeida
1 year ago
Except it is literal “pcap” as they capture all packets at layer 3. I don’t know the exact specifications of Pico appliances, but it would not surprise me they’re running Linux + libpcap + some sort of timeseries DB
1 year ago
Except it is literal “pcap” as they capture all packets at layer 3. I don’t know the exact specifications of Pico appliances, but it would not surprise me they’re running Linux + libpcap + some sort of timeseries DB
Well, probably, but I meant more like it's not typically someone running tcpdump everywhere and someone analyzing with Wireshark, rather than a systems configured to do this at scale across the desktop.
I don't think that's what anyone was assuming. A "pcap" is a file format for serialized network packets, not a particular application that generates them.