What part did you have trouble with ? Any error messages ?

If you un-comment the lines below, it will print packets as they arrive. 

    #print("RcvPkt Totlen(PacketLen) $hdr->{len}($hdr->{caplen})" .
    #  "\t Time.Usec=$hour:$min:$sec.$hdr->{tv_usec}\n");

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If you capture packets, you can control-feed them into the program (read pcap docs), and run the "perl -d <program>" debugger, and examine data as you go.

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In reply to Re^4: Getting ethernet type using NetPacket by NetWallah
in thread Getting ethernet type using NetPacket by merrittr

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