["Marco Rommelse" <m.rommelse@xxxxxxxxx>]

Simone,

 

If you use ip.addr != a.b.c.d either the source or the destination will match, and thus nothing gets filtered. If you want to filter out traffic to and from a.b.c.d use !(ip.addr eq a.b.c.d) . This looks the same, but this will deny all the matches on ip.addr == a.b.c.d, and will filter out all traffic to and from a.b.c.d.

 

Best Regards,

Marco Rommelse

 

 

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Van: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Namens Simone Chemelli
Verzonden: dinsdag 14 december 2004 21:28
Aan: Ethereal user support
Onderwerp: [Ethereal-users] Again about filters

 

Hi all,

I still have a issue with filters. Why if I use "ip.addr" I still see some packets with dest or source discarded ?
See screeshot.

Thanx for any answer,

Simone Chemelli
System integration

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