David Drexler wrote:
It's either to or from 'http'. I also tried
tcp.port != 80
same results. I want to run the capture realtime and only see the
traffic that interests me.
Your display filter falls under the A common mistake, try !(tcp.port
== 80) instead, which is not the same.
HTTP
David Drexler wrote:
It's either to or from 'http'. I also tried
tcp.port != 80
same results. I want to run the capture realtime and only see the
traffic that interests me.
Then you'll need to find out what ports the traffic is going to or
coming from - capture filters only work at
To: Community support list for Wireshark
Subject: Re: [Wireshark-users] how to filter a port?
David Drexler wrote:
It's either to or from 'http'. I also tried
tcp.port != 80
same results. I want to run the capture realtime and only see the
traffic that interests me.
Your display
David Drexler wrote:
I'm running the latest wireshark and winpcap. I want to capture
everything except http traffic. Seems like
not port 80
would do it - but it doesn't, I still see lots of http. What am I doing
wrong?
That's a capture filter to eliminate things on TCP (and UDP)
It's either to or from 'http'. I also tried
tcp.port != 80
same results. I want to run the capture realtime and only see the traffic
that interests me.
dd
On 2/25/07, Jeff Morriss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Drexler wrote:
I'm running the latest wireshark and winpcap. I want to
