[Abhijit Bare <abhibare@xxxxxxxxx>]

You can try a couple of methods:

1. Use editcap "-A" and "-B" option to create a new file with packets only between the two timestamps. Then, open the new file in wireshark.

2. You can use wireshark filter something like this:

frame.time > "Aug 20, 2008 01:34:13.000" and frame.time < "Aug 20, 2008 01:34:24.000"

Adjust the times according to what you want.

You can also filter on time relative to first frame using "frame.time_relative" if that is easier. Lookup "wireshark-filter" manpage.

Hope this helps,
- Abhijit

On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 1:20 PM, EDWARD HILL <EHill@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a capture file that I am working with and I only want to see the 10 minutes of data in the middle of the capture. So I want to create a display filter that would allow me to see all the traffic from 13:30 to 13:40. Can any one give me some ideas.

 

Thanks

Ed

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