Hallo Monks, am running tcpdump and i want to pipe its output to a perl script that gets me the source ip address and the dst ip address plus the port number. Here is sample of my dump:

14:42:35.155151 IP 192.168.11.128.3415 > 66.249.93.9.53: UDP, length 3
+4
14:42:35.305392 IP 66.102.9.104.80 > 192.168.11.100.40323: tcp 0
14:42:35.305540 IP 192.168.11.100.40323 > 66.102.9.104.80: tcp 0
14:42:35.374936 IP 192.168.11.6.22 > 192.168.11.128.59921: tcp 64
14:42:35.375069 IP 192.168.11.128.59921 > 192.168.11.6.22: tcp 0
14:42:35.405160 IP 72.21.192.209.53 > 192.168.11.128.49172: UDP, lengt
+h 48
14:42:35.405302 IP 192.168.11.128 > 72.21.192.209: icmp 84: 192.168.11
+.128 udp port 49172 unreachable
14:42:35.605651 IP 130.89.175.33.80 > 192.168.11.100.47614: tcp 1448
[download]

Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks

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