I have a windows service that uses winsock communicating to another windows service that uses winsock. We are talking over TCP/IP using JSON. I am trying to prove that my service is behaving properly and that the service it communicates to is not sending the expected data. I set up wireshark to capture on the Ethernet card I am using on my local machine and filter on ip.addr == <remote ip="" address=""> and I can see the traffic. I am expecting messages that contain "Message One" and I can see them, thousands of them. While I am receiving all those, I expect a few messages that contain "Message Two" How do I set up the filter to prove that I am not receiving the "Message Two" messages? I Googled a little bit and someone said use data-text-lines contains "Message Two", but that doesn't work. I can verify it doesn't work by looking at the messages that contain "Message One" and then filtering data-text-line contains "Message One" and they all disappear when they shouldn't. I have a feeling that is for http only. What do I use for a filter? asked 28 Jun '17, 08:48 Fleshbits |
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Just use a display filter answered 28 Jun '17, 10:01 sindy |