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Interesting... So have you tested how fast Wireshark can capture when not using a pipe? I don't think anyone is going

By default (IIRC) Wireshark won't dissect TCP retransmissions as the higher-level protocol because doing so may mess up

Ethernet Frame II An ethernet frame (packet 45 and 600) I have recorded in a packet is of length 42 bytes. How can this

To add some detail to this: Ethernet NIC manufacturers must acquire ranges of MAC addresses that they are allowed to use

NETCONF goes over the wire so of course Wireshark can capture it. In my experience, though, NETCONF is usually running

If 90 MB is an issue you might want to seriously consider using tcpdump instead of tshark. Capture on the embedded OS &

cmake3 -G "Unix Makefiles" ../wireshark/ I don't remember if build-dir was supposed to be a sub dir to /wireshark for i

cmake3 -G "Unix Makefiles" ../wireshark/ I don't remember if build-dir was supposed to be a sub dir to /wireshark for i

Yes, I believe Anders is right; I converted his comment to reflect that.

cmake3 -G "Unix Makefiles" ../wireshark/ I don't remember if build-dir was supposed to be a sub dir to /wireshark for i

It looks like there is already an enhancement request asking for one. Admittedly it's been open for a couple of years.

AFAIK there is no AppImage for Wireshark. But Void Linux appears to have Wireshark. It appears similar to other Linux

How to add a vendor I am trying to add a vendor to my wireshark running on Windows. I modified the dictionary.xml as fol

Assuming that by "installing" you mean "compiling" then run the tools/rpm-setup.sh script to install all the dependencie

There's an old wiki page describing all of this: https://wiki.wireshark.org/KnownBugs/OutOfMemory

Note that to install Wireshark you only need the 2nd command (yum install wireshark [...]). The first command is instal

I need to install Wireshark on my CentOS VM. I used the following commands to install the tool: $ yum install gcc gcc-c

Apparently I can't downvote my own answer. Oh well...

Oh, right, sorry, I missed that you were capturing from a pipe. <sigh> I read too quickly these days... (Thanks

You can't apply display filters while capturing. However you can apply capture filters. If by "port" you mean a L4 (TC

I.e., in the XML you've stated that the Vendor-ID will be Cisco but the packets don't have the V-bit set.

See some suggestions on the Wiki's OutOfMemory page.

Except that you need to keep in mind that a C dissector will need to be GPL-compatible which means you must provide the

... Which is why Wireshark 3.0 ships with npcap rather than WinPcap.

Actually it seems that there's some confusion/mismatch between the command line and the GUI. The time option presented

Agreed. Or at least a dump of the decode. I assume the Source & Destination fields are (resolved) IP addresses? O

Hmm, looks like a bug. Fix is in progress: https://code.wireshark.org/review/#/c/32500/

I think we'd probably need a reproducer to test this (capture file, MATE file, steps to repeat the problem, which frames

Some initial questions: What are the Wireshark version(s)? Are the preferences exactly the same between the two system

Is the trace taken natively (e.g., with tcpdump or Wireshark) or was it created by some other method? I suspect it was

No problem here, either, with FF 64 on Windoze 7.

I assume you mean that you've decided that the frame in question isn't really your protocol? In that case, yes, you sho

It's been a long while since I used MATE but would Transforms help here? Maybe by adding a P-RC-KEY to the call legs th

For completeness: bug opened is 15349.

checked and looks like a similar bug has been opened already Wireshark Bug Database – Bug 11221