Some of the commands of the Android grab and some considerations for ADB use

ADB:

adb devices: Use the next sentence to query 5037 port occupancy when failed

Netstat-ano | findstr 5037: then view the occupied PID and close the occupancy program.

tcpdump Grab Bag :

1. Download Tcpdump http://download.csdn.net/detail/happylisher/8035645

3. adb push c:\wherever_you_put\tcpdump /data/local/tcpdump

4. adb shell chmod 6755/data/local/tcpdump

5, adb shell, su get root permission

6, Cd/data/local

7,./tcpdump-i Any-p-S 0-w/sdcard/capture.pcap

Command parameters:

# '-I any ': Listen on any network interface

# "-P": Disable promiscuous mode (doesn ' t work anyway)

# "-S 0": Capture the entire packet

# "-W": Write packets to a file (rather than printing to stdout)

... do whatever your want to capture and then ^c to stop it ...

8, ADB pull/sdcard/capture.pcap d:/

9, on the computer with Wireshark open Capture.pcap can analyze log

Execute The following if you would like to watch packets go by rather than capturing them to a file (-N skips DNS look Ups. -S 0 captures the entire packet rather than just the header):

 

adb shell tcpdump -n -s  0     

typical tcpdump options apply. For example, if you want to see HTTP traffic:

Listen only for HTTP

adb shell tcpdump-x-n-s0Port the

Based on the above information, write a bat to execute (the tcpdump file must be in the current directory).

Start tcpdump

ADB push Tcpdump/data/local/tcpdump

ADB shell chmod 6755/data/local/tcpdump

ADB Shell Rm-r/sdcard/capture.pcap

ADB shell/data/local/tcpdump-i any-p-S 0-w/sdcard/capture.pcap

Pause

Download tcpdump file to your computer

ADB pull/sdcard/capture.pcap Capture.pcap

Some of the commands of the Android grab and some considerations for ADB use