Count specific frame from the given log
I have a Wireshark log and I want to know how many such frames are present in the log. Is there any way to process the logs?
I have a Wireshark log and I want to know how many such frames are present in the log. Is there any way to process the logs?
When you load the capture file in Wireshark you can see the number of frames (displayed as "Packets") in the middle of the status bar at the bottom:
You can also see more info about the capture file from the menu option Statistics -> Capture File Properties.
Yes, there are two components to the status bar counts, the first is the total packets in the capture, the second is the number that a displayed given the current display filter. With no filter the two are equal.
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Have a look at capinfos, a command line tool that gives you information about the capture file (Wireshark log, as you call it) including frame count.
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Asked: 2017-11-16 09:08:59 +0000
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Last updated: Nov 16 '17
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