[Jeff Morriss <jeff.morriss@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

S H wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
> I have 2 Gnutella clients Bearshare and Limewire. I start these P2P 
> applications. start Wireshark sniffing tool, and capture packets. I want 
> to sort these captured packets by protocol name. I tried "gnutella" 
> string as a display filter. It filtered out all the packet, the result 
> is nothing. But if I sort packets by port number, I am getting some 
> result for ex if I applied tcp.port==6346 (Gnutella port number), as a 
> display filter, I am getting filtered output with port number 6346. I 
> tried Kazaa also, no result with the protocol name. Bittorrent is 
> working with "bittorrent" as a display filter string.

Hmm, the Gnutella dissector registers for TCP port 6346 so it looks like 
it should be picking up those packets.  What is Wireshark labeling those 
packets on port 6346?  (What does the Info column say?)

Do you have the TCP option "Try heuristic subdissectors first?" 
(Edit->Preferences->Protocols->TCP) turned on?  If so, try turning it off.

If that doesn't help you could try sending a small sample capture to the 
mailing list.