· Use wireshark and go to edit --> preferences and chose. appearance --> columns. There I would add a new column, than give it a name like stream-idx and use bltadwin.ru as the field value. Now you have the Stream-Index number for each packet in your summary-line and you can see if your streams are handled in parallel or not. Sorry about lack of detail, I'm kind of a novice at Wireshark. I was looking for something that could comprehensively list every file that was downloaded no matter the protocol, but at the very least HTTP, so thanks very much for the tip! ;) Just a quick clarifier if I . Finding Packets. You can easily find packets once you have captured some packets or have read in a previously saved capture file. Simply select Edit → Find Packet in the main menu. Wireshark will open a toolbar between the main toolbar and the packet list shown in .
If there's nothing interesting on your own network to inspect, Wireshark's wiki has you covered. The wiki contains a page of sample capture files that you can load and inspect. Click File > Open in Wireshark and browse for your downloaded file to open one. My trace file has hundred of streams to the same server, but not all the streams have an object (file download). I would like to filter the complete conversations (TCP and http packets)for the streams that have objects. I would do it as follows: Use wireshark and go to edit --> preferences and chose. appearance --> columns. There I would add a new column, than give it a name like stream-idx and use bltadwin.ru as the field value.. Now you have the Stream-Index number for each packet in your summary-line and you can see if your streams are handled in parallel or not.
If you wanted to find out the exact user who downloaded this file just open the Ethernet Frame and look at the MAC address. You can see a user with MAC address downloaded the image. Now on the Cisco switch just type: show mac-addr | include All you need are the last four digits of the MAC. Finding Packets. You can easily find packets once you have captured some packets or have read in a previously saved capture file. Simply select Edit → Find Packet in the main menu. Wireshark will open a toolbar between the main toolbar and the packet list shown in Figure , “The “Find Packet” toolbar”. Use wireshark and go to edit --> preferences and chose. appearance --> columns. There I would add a new column, than give it a name like stream-idx and use bltadwin.ru as the field value. Now you have the Stream-Index number for each packet in your summary-line and you can see if your streams are handled in parallel or not.
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