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 In this mode, informations about packet headers will be displayed. Here are the parameters  of this target :
-  * skip
+Parameters:
-Number of headers to skip in the packet. For example, if you don't want to see the informations about the ethernet layer, set skip to 1.\\
+^ Name ^ Default value ^ Description ^
-Default : 0
+|skip|0|Number of headers to skip in the packet. For example, if you don't want to see the informations about the ethernet layer, set skip to 1.|
+|debug_level|3|Debug level used when outputting the informations.|
-  * debug_level
+|print_hex|no|Additionally to the header informations, target_display will show the packet content in hexadecimal.|
-Debug level used when outputting the informations.\\
+|print_ascii|no|With this set to yes, a dump of printable characters found in the packet will be displayed.|
-Default : 3
+|conntrack|no|If this is enabled, the target will save connection tracking informations for each connection. With this, you'll see all the packets of each connection. Not only the packets in a single direction.|
-  * print_hex
-Additionally to the header informations, target_display will show the packet content in hexadecimal.\\
-Default : no
-  * print_ascii
-With this set to yes, a dump of printable characters found in the packet will be displayed.\\
-Default : no
-  * conntrack
-If this is enabled, the target will save connection tracking informations for each connection. With this, you'll see all the packets of each connection. Not only the packets in a single direction.\\
-Default : no
 ==== Mode connection ====
 In this mode, target_display will only show header information once for each new connection. It only has the parameter skip which behaves exactly like above.