https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=658
Eric Conrad <e-bugzilla@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> changed:
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CC| |e-bugzilla@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
OS/Version|Windows XP |Ubuntu
Version|1.0.4 |1.2.1
--- Comment #17 from Eric Conrad <e-bugzilla@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 2009-08-13 10:47:20 PDT ---
I have confirmed this bug with Wireshark 1.2.1
If you type 'ip.addr = 192.' in the display filter field, wireshark makes
a DNS request for '192' as soon as you type the '.'
This is true even with 'Enable network name resolution' and 'enable concurrent
DNS name resolution' disabled.
When I work with a network connection, there is no delay. When I disconnect my
ethernet cable, the delay is quite painful. Then the delay ends, but begins
again when I type the 2nd part of the IP: 'ip.addr = 192.168.'
At that point, wireshark tries to resolve '192.168', and they delay hits again.
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