 | 1 | initial version |
The pipes (||) are a logical "or" so your filter says anything to/from 192.168.70.20 or from 192.168.70.22. You will want to use two ampersands (&&).
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.src == 192.168.70.22)
This will only be one direction though (sourced from .22). You might want to use ip.addr for both statements to get bidirectional traffic.
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.addr == 192.168.70.22)
The UPD capture filter should limit it to only UDP packets. Are you sure you aren't just seeing the other protocols that rely on UDP for transmission, such as DNS?
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
The pipes (||) are a logical "or" so your filter says anything to/from 192.168.70.20 or from 192.168.70.22. You will want to use two ampersands (&&).
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.src == 192.168.70.22)
This will only be one direction though (sourced from .22). You might want to use ip.addr for both statements to get bidirectional traffic.
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.addr == 192.168.70.22)
The UPD capture filter should limit it to only UDP packets. Are you sure you aren't just seeing the other protocols that rely on UDP for transmission, such as DNS?
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
The pipes (||) are a logical "or" so your filter says anything to/from 192.168.70.20 or from 192.168.70.22. You will want to use two ampersands (&&).
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.src == 192.168.70.22)
This will only be one direction though (sourced from .22). You might want to use ip.addr for both statements to get bidirectional traffic.
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.addr == 192.168.70.22)
The UPD capture filter should limit it to only UDP packets. Are you sure you aren't just seeing the other protocols that rely on UDP for transmission, such as DNS?
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
The pipes (||) are a logical "or" so your filter says anything to/from 192.168.70.20 or from 192.168.70.22. You will want to use two ampersands (&&).
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.src == 192.168.70.22)
This will only be one direction though (sourced from .22). You might want to use ip.addr for both statements to get bidirectional traffic.
(ip.addr == 192.168.70.20 && ip.addr == 192.168.70.22)
The UPD UDP capture filter should limit it to only UDP packets. Are you sure you aren't just seeing the other protocols that rely on UDP for transmission, such as DNS?
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