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Guys, I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the crayon box but capture filters are really hanging me up from some constructive monitoring. I have a port mirror setup on a Procurve uplink port going into yonder Wireshark computer. Things seem to work fine up until I try to use capture filters.

Here are a few examples:

Capture filter: vlan 70 or vlan 90
Expected behavior: Show only frames with VLAN ID matching either 70 or 90
Actual behavior: Only VLAN 70 frames are captured
Sanity check: Not using a capture filter and then using a display filter shows both

Capture filter: icmp
Expected behavior: Show pings, replies, and other ICMP traffic
Actual behavior: Ping requests are shown but replies are not
Sanity check: Not using a capture shows both requests and replies

Capture filter: not ip
Expected behavior: Give me only ARP, STP, and other L2 stuff
Actual behavior: TCP and UDP as far as the eye can see
Sanity check: Am insane

Hope someone can elucidate some of the troubles I'm having with getting some desired captures.

Guys, I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the crayon box but capture filters are really hanging me up from some constructive monitoring. I have a port mirror setup on a Procurve uplink port going into yonder Windows 10 Wireshark computer. Things seem to work fine up until I try to use capture filters.

Here are a few examples:

Capture filter: vlan 70 or vlan 90
Expected behavior: Show only frames with VLAN ID matching either 70 or 90
Actual behavior: Only VLAN 70 frames are captured
Sanity check: Not using a capture filter and then using a display filter shows both

Capture filter: icmp
Expected behavior: Show pings, replies, and other ICMP traffic
Actual behavior: Ping requests are shown but replies are not
Sanity check: Not using a capture shows both requests and replies

Capture filter: not ip
Expected behavior: Give me only ARP, STP, and other L2 stuff
Actual behavior: TCP and UDP as far as the eye can see
Sanity check: Am insane

Hope someone can elucidate some of the troubles I'm having with getting some desired captures.

Guys, I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the crayon box but capture filters are really hanging me up from some constructive monitoring. I have a port mirror setup on a Procurve uplink port going into yonder Windows 10 Wireshark computer. Things seem to work fine up until I try to use capture filters.

Here are a few examples:

Capture filter: vlan 70 or vlan 90
Expected behavior: Show Capture only frames with VLAN ID matching either 70 or 90
Actual behavior: Only VLAN 70 frames are captured
Sanity check: Not using a capture Captured without a filter and then using verified with a display filter shows boththat both can be captured, filtered

Capture filter: icmp
Expected behavior: Show pings, replies, and other ICMP traffic
Actual behavior: Ping requests are shown captured but replies are not
Sanity check: Not using a capture shows Capturing without a filter yields both requests and replies

Capture filter: not ip
Expected behavior: Give me Capture only ARP, STP, and other L2 stuff
Actual behavior: TCP and UDP as far as the eye can see
Sanity check: Am insane

Hope someone can elucidate some of the troubles I'm having with getting some desired captures.

Edit: Also, I have the latest Wireshark and winPcap versions.versions. Edit2: Replaced "show(n)" with "capture(d)" where appropriate to be less confusing

Guys, I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the crayon box but capture filters are really hanging me up from some constructive monitoring. I have a port mirror setup on a Procurve uplink port going into yonder Windows 10 Wireshark computer. Things seem to work fine up until I try to use capture filters.

Here are a few examples:

Capture filter: vlan 70 or vlan 90
Expected behavior: Capture only frames with VLAN ID matching either 70 or 90
Actual behavior: Only VLAN 70 frames are captured
Sanity check: Captured without a filter and verified with a display filter that both can be captured, filtered

Capture filter: icmp
Expected behavior: Show pings, replies, and other ICMP traffic
Actual behavior: Ping requests are captured but replies are not
Sanity check: Capturing without a filter yields both requests and replies

Capture filter: not ip
Expected behavior: Capture only ARP, STP, and other L2 stuff
Actual behavior: TCP and UDP as far as the eye can see
Sanity check: Am insane

Hope someone can elucidate some of the troubles I'm having with getting some desired captures.

Edit: Edit1: Also, I have the latest Wireshark and winPcap versions. versions.
Edit2: Replaced "show(n)" with "capture(d)" where appropriate to be less confusingconfusing
Edit3: All traffic I'm trying to monitor is IPv4 and VLANs.