#If retransmits the query to either their secondary or ternary servers, the UDP stream number changes.The transaction ID does not. #Retransmit the query with the same transaction ID to their secondary (or ternary) server #Retransmit the query with the same transaction ID to their primary server (tcp.srcport = 53) & ( = 1) & ( = 0x00fc) #DNS Zone Transfer responseĭns.qry.type in or eq 4 #DNS Zone Transfer (tcp.dstport = 53) & ( = 0) & ( = 0x00fc) #DNS Zone Transfer request Udp.port = 53 - another way of specifying DNS traffic, this will filter off of DNS's use of UDP port 53. Tcp.port = 443 - this will only show encrypted TCP traffic using port 443. Tcp.port = 80 - this will display un-encrypted TCP traffic on port 80. #Display Filter Reference: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ĭhcp and ip.addr = 10.43.54.0/24 #only dhcpĭhcp.hw.mac_addr = a4:83:e7:c9:37:cd #find DORA - Discover, Offer, Request, and Ack.The DORA all has the same ID #DORA - Discover, Offer, Request, and Ack Icmp - will only display ICMP (ping) packetsĭhcp - will display DHCP packets (if you are using an old version of Wireshark you'll need to use bootp) This will not work on interfaces where traffic has been NATed like NAT mode SSID or an Internet interface Not ip.untry = "United States" #All Destination Countries Except United States:Įth.dst = 00:0C:CC:76:4E:07 #source mac filterĮth.src = 00:0C:CC:76:4E:07 #destination mac filterĮther host 00:18:0a:aa:bb:cc #a specific mac. !ip.untry = "United States" #All Destination Countries Except United States Ip.geoip.city = "Dublin" #Source or Destination City Ip.geoip.dst_city = "Dublin" #Destination City Ip and not ip.untry = "United States" #Exclude U.S.-based traffic #wireshark version 3.4.9, after downloading&configuring maxmind databases #Display all the retransmissions,packet loss has occurred on the network somewhere between client and server #The TCP retransmission mechanism ensures that data is reliably sent from end to end Wlan.addr Hardware address Īrp.src.proto_ipv4 Sender IP in ARP packets Eth.addr Traffic to or from an ethernet address
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