Actually you can get all the payload data with tcpdump by setting the
snaplen to max mtu size. You can also query much of that info from tcpdump
dump binary files. Another solution is to use snort and log everything.
There is an excellent snort configuration from the Honeynet project for
logging everything in binary format as well as breaking out sessions. It
works great for forensic use. Here is the link.
http://project.honeynet.org/papers/honeynet/tools/snort.conf
Kevin
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