“Here are few more useful options. Sometimes amount of traffic
that goes in and out of your computer is very high, while all you
want to see is just few packets. Often you want to see who sends
you the traffic, but when you try to capture anything with tcpdump
it dumps so many packets that you cannot understand anything. This
is the case when -c command line switch becomes handy.”
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