1 | initial version |
To expand the answer a little more and for future reference, I leave you with the working examples I made using your suggestions:
"C:\Program Files\Wireshark\tshark" -r "C:\Temp\172.27.242.215\Pcap\20191101_00_15-MIRR-BKP.pcap" -Y "(gsm_old.localValue==46)&&(e164.msisdn=="525588420125")||(gsm_sms.tp-da=="5588420125")||(e164.msisdn=="526682370037")||(gsm_sms.tp-da=="6682370037")" -T fields -E header=y -E "separator=~", -e frame.number -e frame.time -e smpp.sequence_number -e smpp.message_id -e _ws.col.Info -e tcap.tid -e tcap.otid -e e164.msisdn -e gsm_sms.tp-da -e gsm_sms.sms_text>"C:\Temp\172.27.242.215\Csv\20191101_00_15-MIRR-BKP.pcap.csv"
The parenthesis can also be used for single parameters
"C:\Program Files\Wireshark\tshark" -r "C:\Temp\172.27.242.215\Pcap\20191104_11_55-MIRR-BKP.pcap" -Y "(tcap.tid=="85:64")" -w "C:\Temp\172.27.242.215\Csv\20191104_11_55-MIRR-BKP_caso_2.pcap" -F pcap
Thank you again Jim, grahamb and bubbasnmp for you input guys, without your help my project would have failed.
2 | No.2 Revision |
To expand the answer a little more and for future reference, I leave you with the working examples I made using your suggestions:
"C:\Program The parenthesis can also be used for single parameters
"C:\Program Thank you again Jim, grahamb and bubbasnmp for you input guys, without your help my project would have failed.