kmfksmooth.blogg.se - Wireshark localhost port filter

Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name # netstat -tupan Active Internet connections (servers and established) Typical results, on a lightly loaded machine, may look like the following:

In practice, the first five options are so often used together that systems and network administrators practically acquired netstat -tupan as a reflex. I expect the filter to filter for packets with an SRT sequence number and sort them in ascending order, as wireshark does.Other options, documented in the netstat(8) manual page, provide an even finer control over the displayed results. In wireshark the filter is udp.dstport=48220 & srt.seqno and it works.

For -d udp.port=$PORT,srt -d srt.seqno,srt i get tshark: Unknown layer type - srt.seqnovq=Īll throw a list of protocols at me, even though srt is in the list.

For -d udp.port=$PORT&srt.seqno,srt i get tshark: Parameter "udp.port=46150" doesn't follow the template "=,.

For -d udp.port=$PORT,srt -d srt.seqno i get tshark: Unknown layer type - srt.seqno.

If i am using it incorrectly please tell me how, since i have not found any helpful information. However the same filter in tshark either does not work, or i am incorrect in my usage. In wireshark, after i decode a bunch of packets as SRT i can then use the filter srt.seqno to filter for only packets with a sequence number and sort them in ascending order.