Common shortcut keys:
Ctrl-f: Open the Find Packet window
Ctrl-n: Next matching packet
Ctrl-b: Last matching packet
CTRL-M: Mark selected packets/Cancellation tags
Shift-ctrl-n: Next Tagged packet
Shift-ctrl-b: Previous tagged packet
CTRL-T: Set current packet as relative reference
Capture filter expression (BPF syntax)
An expression contains: N Primitives + operators (n can be 1)
A primitive contains: N Qualifiers + ID/number (an example of ID/number, ip/port)
BPF qualifiers, such as the following table:
| Qualifying words |
Description |
Example |
| Type |
The meaning of the ID/number represented |
Host,net,port |
| Direction |
Represents the direction, source, or destination of a packet |
Src,dst |
| Protocol |
Agreement |
Ether,ip,tcp,udp,http,ftp |
Operators include: And Or not (&&,| |,! )
A comprehensive example: DST host 192.168.0.10 && TCP port 80
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