When I use the command below: $ tshark -r fie.pcap -T fields -e frame.number -e frame.time -e ip.src -e ip.proto I get the time with the date including. How can I display just the time (not the date) only in seconds (not hours or minutes). if I add -t a before -r, I still get the date displayed together with the time in hours, min and seconds. After sorting by IP source address, I am trying to determine the duration of those flows that have 100 packets or more for each IP source address. Thank you. asked 25 Nov '16, 00:08  MaryR edited 25 Nov '16, 03:16  grahamb ♦ |
One Answer:
You're not looking for frame.time but what presented in the Time column (that's not the same). answered 25 Nov '16, 02:47  Jaap ♦ |
Thank you for your help Jaap. Just to clarify (for me):
I get a display with 4 columns/fileds: frame#, time (in secs), ip source, protocol, so "-t e _ws.col.Time" , all this expression displays the time in seconds, correct?
The last column I wanted to display whether UDP, TCP or ICMP traffic, so I don't think ip.proto was the right filter because I just get a column with the number "6". What would be the right filter for that purpose?
Thank you very much.