Hi, have been trying but have still been unsuccessful in trying to come up with the right filters :(
For example I wanted to know which packets had the following sequence;
First byte of the TCP data load is 0xe3, and then the fifth byte after 0xe3 should be either 0x4c, or 0x38, or 0x58.
To do this I came up with the following filters
1. data[0:1] == e3 and (data[5:1] == 4c or data[5:1] == 38 or data[5:1] == 58 )
2. data.data[0:1] == e3 and (data.data[5:1] == 4c or data.data[5:1] == 38 or data.data[5:1] == 58 )
3. tcp[20:1] eq e3 and (tcp[25:1] eq 4c or tcp [25:1] eq 38 or tcp [25:1] eq 58)
Filters 1 and 2 apparently did not seem to work. In the capture file I had, there were at least two packets with the sequence, 0xe3 hex hex hex hex 0x4c, and hex simply represent any hex value. And the filters 1 and 2 only seemed to find 1 of the packets.
I seemed to be able to get things to work correctly with filter number 3. However, the problem with number 3 is that it would not work if the tcp header had options enabled in it, and at the moment I do not know how to over come that. Also does anyone know what I would do in the case where, I didn't know that e3 was in the first byte, and just knew that 4 bytes after e3, I would find either 4c, 38, or 58.
I have attached the sample pcap that I was using along with this e-mail as well.
Thanks for all the help.
Regards,
Hussain.
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 2:53 AM, Stephen Fisher
<steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sep 25, 2009, at 12:06 AM, Hussain wrote:
> Also I was just wondering it was possible to search with offsets.
> For example, I want to search for packets where the first byte is
> let's say \xe3 (HEX), and then after four bytes, I get the string
> \x45 (HEX value). I.e. one such possible sequence could be, e3 09 08
> ff f3 45.
This page should help with display filters:
http://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/ChWorkBuildDisplayFilterSection.html
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