[Andy Lawman <ALawman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Try somthing along the lines of ip.src=""
and ip.dst=ADDR2 and tcp.srcport==PORT1 and tcp.dstport==PORT2.

So not a bug.

Andy.

"Kukosa, Tomas" <tomas.kukosa@xxxxxxxxxxx>

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"Kukosa, Tomas" <tomas.kukosa@xxxxxxxxxxx>

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Sent by: wireshark-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx  
21/11/2007 17:11

If I filter conversation from the context menu or
the Conversations dialog it crates filter in following way (or similar):
ip.addr==ADDR1 and ip.addr=ADDR2 and tcp.port==PORT1 and tcp.port==PORT2
 
Unfortunaty it matches to two TCP streams ADDR1:PORT1<->ADDR2:PORT2
and ADDR1:PORT2<->ADDR2:PORT1
and if I have both of them in one file it is not easy to filter them from
conversations menu.
 
Was it an intention or is it a bug?
 
If it is a bug what another filter style should we generate?
 
Regards,
  Tomas
 
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