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how do i watch resolved and unresolved MAC simultaneously? all columns i add are either resolved or unresolved... |
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If you mean "how can I see both the resolved and unresolved MAC in the same column?", the answer is "you can't". Wireshark doesn't support that. If you mean "how can I see both the resolved and unresolved MAC in different columns", the answer is "add one column for the resolved address and another column for the unresolved address". The thing I realized when testing for Daniils question was that
Is this wanted?
(28 Oct '11, 00:24)
Landi
Is what wanted? You can have "resolved", "unresolved", or unspecified columns; "resolved" and unspecified currently mean "show the resolved value if resolution is enabled and it could be resolved" (I think the intention was that "resolved" resolves regardless of whether resolution is enabled" and "unresolved" always shows the unresolved value. You can have source or destination columns. You can have the link-layer ("Hw") address, the network-layer address, or just an address, which is "network-layer if it has one, link-layer otherwise. All of those can be selected independently.
(28 Oct '11, 02:13)
Guy Harris ♦♦
I see same results in Hw src addr(resolved) and Hw src addr(unresolved), thats what I'm talking about ! Both coloumns just change from resolved to unresolved via name resolution setting in general on my current test setup with 1.6.2
(28 Oct '11, 02:25)
Landi
Link-layer addresses are resolved by looking in the
(28 Oct '11, 02:56)
Guy Harris ♦♦
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