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target:
  ip: x.x.x.xtcpdump:               # IP of the device to measure
  tcpdump:     # tcpdump module used to get data
    deviceIP: x.x.x.x       # tcpdumpIP of modulethe useddevice to getmeasure
data     gatewayIP: x.x.x.x      # IP of the gateway used to filter data
    networkInterface: xxxx  # Network interface used to detect data (wlp2s0...)
    keepPcap: false         # If true, it keeps the pcap file at the end of the measures
    ipFilters:              # Other IP addresses used to filter data
      apple: false          # If true, it filters data related with 17.0.0.0/8

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Here are the fields to fill in in detail :

• target.ip deviceIP : The IP address of the phone in the network shared by your PC. Normally this is an address of the type 10.42.0.x (replace the x with the correct number)

• target.tcpdump.gatewayIP : This is the IP address of your PC (which acts as a gateway) in the shared network. This can be found using the ifconfig command. Normally it is : 10.42.0.1

• target.tcpdump.networkInterface : The name of the network interface on the shared network. This can be found using the ifconfig command. You can also obtain it by typing the command sudo tcpdump -D. The network interface corresponding to the shared connection begins with "wl" (Wireless Lan) on Linux.

• target.tcpdump.keepPcap : If the boolean is set to true, the pcap file is saved at the end of the measurements.

• target.tcpdump.ipFilters : These are filters to remove certain network exchanges from the measurement. For measurements on iOS, set the "apple" boolean to true to filter IP addresses corresponding to 17.0.0.0/8 (Apple).

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