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Questions - Ask Wireshark Does Wireshark store any data anywhere else but locally? wireshark data location security 135 views 1 answer no votes 2025-11-19 21:13:06 +0000 Gadworx
Can Wireshark capture serial port data? - Ask Wireshark I have used Wireshark for may Ethernet based projects, so I am familiar with it in that space However, I would like to capture, parse, and display packets received on a serial port, which are formatted in a proprietary protocol Can Wireshark be configured to do this? Thanks
How to filter for partial IP such as 50. xxx. xxx. 152 - Wireshark Hi, New to Wireshark and am looking to filter traffic to from a partial IP address, 50 xxx xxx 152 What is the correct syntax? ip host matches "\ 152$" gets me the last octet but need to filter on the first as well
Wireshark Q A FYI - Here is the full Wireshark packet of the summarized packet that I noted above Do you see anything in there that would allow me to search for the ZeroWindowProbeAck info?
Wireshark Q A converted 12 Apr '12, 10:19 Guy Harris ♦♦ 17 4k 3 35 196
TCP Port numbers reused - Ask Wireshark The wireshark note " [TCP Port numbers reused]" means that in the packet capture file, there is a new connection for a 5-tuple (ip-src,ip-dst,protocol,srcport,dstport) that was seen before in the packet capture This is normal when doing a long term capture, as there are only 65536 possible source ports, so in due time these ports are being reused
Wireshark Q A [PSH,ACK] wireshark capture 0 I am capturing a https traffic from a PC to the web application and I am seeing an ACK follow by a PSH,ACK from the source to destination and vice versa: PC [ACK] -> WebApp PC [PSH,ACK] -> WebApp WebApp [ACK] -> PC WebApp [PSH,ACK] -> PC What does it mean? Thanks