Chris Maynard wrote:
Yes, this is possible. Have a look here:
http://wiki.wireshark.org/DisplayFilters
http://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/ChWorkBuildDisplayFilterSection.html
Thanks, Chris. Your URL was helpful in helping me determine unknown
unicast traffic in an L2TPv2 tunnel.
What I did...
display filter: !(eth.ig == 1) && !(eth.dst == Cisco_11:22:33) (to show
unicast traffic that was coming from places other than the Cisco gateway
ethernet MAC addr)
Then I'm drilling down from there to look more closely in that traffic
display filter: !(eth.ig == 1) && !(eth.dst == Cisco_11:22:33) && l2tp
&& arp (&& other stuff to narrow down this big list)
Once I find an interesting packet, then I see if it ever originated on
my segment
e.g.
display filter: eth.src == Apple_99:88:77
If it doesn't, then I know that the unicast is a problem and that I
could very well need some sort of a switch with UUFB (unknown unicast
flood blocking).
