Hello, I am trying to produce report of nmap scan to my uni with all open ports on target host. I just need to remove duplicates from my outcome. Can you please help? ip.addr==172.16.121.145 && ip.addr==172.16.121.143 && ip.proto == 6 and tcp.flags == 18 Best regards Marcin asked 02 May '14, 10:52 brayan6611 |
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I guess you're not talking about duplicate packets, but somehow duplicate results in your report list. Easiest way around things like that is to export the packet list to CSV (see File menu, choose "Export Packet Dissections" -> "as CSV file" and save the results to a file. Then deduplicate the text lines in that file. answered 02 May '14, 11:29 Jasper ♦♦ Thank you Jasper for quick response. I need to present this in Wireshark as a proof, there fore I don't want to edit. I don't know Wireshark well but is there a filter parameter to show only unique results? Best regards Marcin (02 May '14, 11:33) brayan6611 That depends on your current results. Is there anything in a duplicate that is different than the original? If so, you can use that difference to filter the duplicates out. It's kinda hard to give more advice without seeing what you're working with; the filter does not help because it is unclear what it was used on. (02 May '14, 11:35) Jasper ♦♦ |
Some questions.
As a proof for what exactly?
unique in term of what? Unique IP address, unique destination port?