On Jul 30, 2008, at 9:50 AM, Abhik Sarkar wrote:
I think if you also added a -f argument with "tcp port
whatever_port_your_webserver_listens_on", I think it should at least
not capture the other traffic.
And if the -f argument you add is
-f "host 10.146.175.235 and tcp port
whatever_port_your_webserver_listens_on"
(where "whatever_port_your_webserver_listens_on " is probably 80...)
it will only capture Web traffic to or from 10.146.175.235. If you
need more than one port, try, for example,
-f "host 10.146.175.235 and (tcp port 80 or tcp port 443)"
if you need ports 80 and 443.