What do "Frame is {marked, ignored}" mean in the packet details?
What does it mean when the log details state: "Frame is marked: False" and "Frame is ignored: False"?
Frame is marked: False
Wireshark allows you to "mark" a frame; see "Mark/Unmark Packet" in the "Edit" menu. "Frame is marked: False" means that the frame hasn't been "marked".
Frame is ignored: False
Wireshark also allows you to "ignore" a packet; se "Ignore/Unignore Packet" in the "Edit" menu. If you "ignore" a packet, it will be marked as "ignored", and the packets will all be redissected, with the "ignored" packet not being dissected, so that any information from that packet won't affect subsequent packets. "Frame is ignored: False" means that the frame hasn't been "ignored".
Where the use cases are as follows:
Asked: 2018-01-11 23:04:54 +0000
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Last updated: Jan 12 '18