ByteViewTabPacket bytesCaptureFileDialogWireshark: Open Capture FileDisplay Filter:All Files (*.*)&MAC name resolution&Transport name resolution&Network name resolution&External name resolver-directoryunknown file formaterror opening file?unknownCompress with g&zipWireshark: Save Capture File AsWireshark: Merge Capture FileFormat:Size:Packets:First Packet:Elapsed Time:Wireshark: Export Specified PacketsExport as:This capture file contains comments.The file format you chose doesn't support comments. Do you want to save the capture in a format that supports comments or discard the comments and save in the format you chose?Discard comments and saveSave in another formatNo file format in which it can be saved supports comments. Do you want to discard the comments and save in the format you chose?Prepend packetsInsert packets from the selected file before the current file. Packet timestamps will be ignored.Merge chronologicallyInsert packets in chronological order.Append packetsInsert packets from the selected file after the current file. Packet timestamps will be ignored.Save as:%1 byteserror after reading %1 packetsmore than %1 (preview timeout)CapturePreferencesFrameFrameDefault interface<html><head/><body><p>You probably want to enable this. Usually a network card will only capture the traffic sent to its own network address. If you want to capture all traffic that the network card can "see", mark this option. See the FAQ for some more details of capturing packets from a switched network.</p></body></html>Capture packets in promiscuous mode<html><head/><body><p>Capture packets in the next-generation capture file format.</p></body></html>Capture packets in pcap-ng format<html><head/><body><p>Update the list of packets while capture is in progress. This can result in dropped packets on high-speed networks.</p></body></html>Update list of packets in real time<html><head/><body><p>Keep the packet list scrolled to the bottom while capturing.</p></body></html>Automatic scrolling in live capture<html><head/><body><p>Show the capture summary dialog while capturing.</p></body></html>Show the capture summary dialog while capturingColumnPreferencesFrameFrameDisplayedTitleTypeField nameField occurenceDisplayFilterComboDisplay filter selectorDisplayFilterEditApply a display filter %1 <%2/>Display filter entryInvalid filterEnter a display filter %1ExportDissectionDialogWireshark: Export Packet DissectionsExport as:Plain text (*.txt)Comma Separated Values - summary (*.csv)PSML - summary (*.psml, *.xml)PDML - details (*.pdml, *.xml)C Arrays - bytes (*.c, *.h)ExportObjectDialogDialogPacketHostnameContent TypeSizeFilenameSearching for objectsTap registration errorUnable to register tap: Wireshark: Save Object As...Wireshark: Save All Objects In...Object ExportSome files could not be saved.FileSetDialogDialogDirectory:FilenameCreatedModifiedSizeWireshark: No files in SetNo capture loadedOpen this capture fileWireshark: %1 File%2 in SetFilterExpressionsPreferencesFrameFrameEnabledLabelFilter ExpressionFontColorPreferencesFrameFrameMain window font:Select FontColors:Sample ignored packet textSample marked packet textSample stream client textSample stream server textWireshark: FontImportTextDialogWireshark: Import from Hex DumpImport FromFile:Set name of text file to importBrowse for text file to importBrowse...Offsets in the text file are in octal notationOctalOffsets:Offsets in the text file are in hexadecimal notationHexadecimalOffsets in the text file are in decimal notationDecimalThe format in which to parse timestamps in the text file (eg. %H:%M:%S.). Format specifiers are based on strptime(3)Timestamp format:Maximum frame length:The maximum size of the frames to write to the import capture file (max 64000)EncapsulationEncapsulation Type:Encapsulation type of the frames in the import capture fileThe UDP, TCP or SCTP source port for each frameThe SCTP DATA payload protocol identifier for each frameThe UDP, TCP or SCTP destination port for each framePrefix each frame with an Ethernet headerEthernetPrefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and SCTP headerSCTPPPI:Protocol (dec):Leave frames unchangedNo dummy headerTag:Prefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and UDP headerUDPSource port:The Ethertype value of each framePrefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and TCP headerTCPThe SCTP verification tag for each frameDestination port:Ethertype (hex):The IPv4 protocol ID for each framePrefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and SCTP (DATA) headerSCTP (Data)Prefix each frame with an Ethernet and IPv4 headerIPv4Wireshark: Import text fileExample: %1<i>(No format will be applied)</i>Whether or not the file contains information indicating the direction (inbound or outbound) of the packet.Direction indication:InterfaceTreeWelcome screen listWaiting for startup%1LayoutPreferencesFrameFramePane 1:Packet ListPacket DetailsPacket BytesNonePane 2:Pane 3:MainStatusBar is the highest expert info levelERRORWARNINGNOTECHATNo expert infoPackets: %1 %4 Displayed: %2 %4 Marked: %3 %1 Dropped: %2 %1 Ignored: %2 %1 Load time: %2:%3.%4No PacketsProfile: Manage Profiles...New...Edit...DeleteSwitch toReady to load or captureReady to load fileMainWelcomenot foundForm<html><head/><body><p>User's Guide</p><p><br/></p><p>Wiki</p></body></html>Capture
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more about WiresharkMainWindowWiresharkFileOpen RecentEditCaptureOpenCtrl+OQuitCtrl+QStart capturing packetsCtrl+KStop capturing packetsCloseCtrl+WNo files foundLoading: %1Invalid Display FilterClear MenuHelpWireshark FilterRawSharkDumpcapMergecapEditcapText2capWebsiteFAQ'sDownloadsWikiSample CapturesAsk (Q&&A)Manual pages&ContentsF1&About Wireshark900000000; Go to packetCancelFile SetGoViewOpen a capture fileQuit Wireshark&Interfaces...Show interface detailsCtrl+I&StartCtrl+ES&topClose the current capture fileTSharkNext PacketGo to the next packetCtrl+DownPrevious PacketGo to the previous packetCtrl+UpFirst PacketGo to the first packetCtrl+HomeLast PacketGo to the last packetCtrl+EndE&xpand SubtreesExpand the current packet detailShift+Right&Expand AllExpand packet detailsCtrl+RightCollapse &AllCollapse all packet detailsCtrl+LeftGo to Packet...Go to specified packetCtrl+G&Merge...Merge one or more filesImport a file&SaveSave the current fileCtrl+SSave &As...Save as a different fileCtrl+Shift+SExport specified packetsExport Packet &Bytes...Ctrl+HExport SSL Session Keys...&Print...Ctrl+PList FilesNext FilePrevious File&ReloadReload the current fileCtrl+R&Options...Capture optionsCapture &Filters...Capture filtersRefresh InterfacesRefresh interfaces&RestartRestart current capture.No Interface SelectedSave packets before merging?A temporary capture file can't be merged.Save changes in "%1" before merging?Changes must be saved before the files can be merged.The filter expression %1 isn't a valid display filter. (%2). before importing a new captureYou have unsaved packetsThey will be lost if you don't save them.Do you want to stop the capture and save the captured packetsDo you want to save the captured packets?Your captured packets will be lost if you don't save them.Do you want to save the changes you've made to the capture file "%1"%2?Your changes will be lost if you don't save them.Stop and SaveStop and Quit without SavingQuit without SavingStop and Continue without SavingUnable to export to "%1".You cannot export packets to the current capture file.Export Packet DissectionsExport ObjectsExport Specified Packets...As Plain &Text...As CSV...As "C" Arrays...As PSML XML...As PDML XML...&HTTP...&DICOM...&SMB...Wireshark: Export Selected Packet BytesRaw data (*.bin *.dat *.raw);;Any File (*.*)No KeysThere are no SSL Session Keys to save.SSL Session Keys (*.keys *.txt);;Any File (*.*)CopyAnalyzeApply as FilterPrepare a FilterDescriptionCtrl+Shift+DField NameCtrl+Shift+FValueCtrl+Shift+VAs FilterCtrl+Shift+C&Selected&Not SelectedNot Selected... &and Selected... and Selected... &or Selected... or Selected... a&nd not Selected... and not Selected... o&r not Selected... or not SelectedDisplay Filters...Display Filter &Macros...Apply as Column&Find Packet...Find a packetCtrl+FFind Ne&xt...Find the next packetCtrl+NFind Pre&vious...Find the previous packetCtrl+B&Mark/Unmark PacketMark or unmark this packetCtrl+MMark All DisplayedMark all displayed packetsCtrl+Shift+MUnmark All DisplayedUnmark all displayed packetsMeta+Alt+MNext MarkGo to the next marked packetMeta+Shift+NPrevious MarkGo to the previous marked packetMeta+Shift+B&Ignore/Unignore PacketIgnore or unignore this packetIgnore All DisplayedIgnore all displayed packetsUnignore All DisplayedUnignore all displayed packetsSet/Unset Time ReferenceSet or unset a time reference for this packetCtrl+TUnset All Time ReferencesRemove all time referencesCtrl+Alt+TNext Time ReferenceGo to the next time referenceCtrl+Alt+NPrevious Time ReferenceGo to the previous time referenceCtrl+Alt+BTime Shift...Shift or change packet timestampsCtrl+Shift+TPacket Comment...Add or change a packet commentConfiguration Profiles...Ctrl+Shift+AManage Wireshark's preferencesCtrl+Shift+PCouldn't copy text. Try another item.No filter available. Try another Name set in iconText to keep QMenuBar from grabbing it on OS XManage your configuration profiles&Preferences...&Import from Hex Dump...Ctrl+DCtrl+Alt+DCheck for Updates...(File name can't be mapped to UTF-8)The Wireshark Network AnalyzerMainWindowPreferencesFrameFrameChecking this will save the size, position, and maximized state of the main window.Remember main window size and placementOpen files inThis folder:The most recently used folderShow up tofilter entriesrecent filesConfirm unsaved capture filesIf checked the packet detail items will be automatically scrolled when they are expanded.Automatically scroll packet detailsPercentage distance from the top to scroll packet details.Packet detail scroll percentage:Open Files InBrowse...Main toolbar style:Icons onlyText onlyIcons & TextFilter toolbar style:ModulePreferencesScrollAreaScrollAreaWireshark: PacketCommentDialogWireshark: Packet CommentPacketFormatGroupBoxGroupBoxPacket Format<html><head/><body><p>Packet summary lines similar to the packet list</p></body></html>Summary line<html><head/><body><p>Packet details similar to the protocol tree</p></body></html>Details:<html><head/><body><p>Export only top-level packet detail items</p></body></html>All co&llapsed<html><head/><body><p>Expand and collapse packet details as they are currently displayed.</p></body></html>As displa&yed<html><head/><body><p>Export all packet detail items</p></body></html>All e&xpanded<html><head/><body><p>Export a hexdump of the packet data similar to the packet bytes view</p></body></html>BytesPacketListApply as FilterPrepare a FilterColorize with FilterCopyBytesChange Time Display Format?Time References don't work well with the currently selected Time Display Format.
Do you want to switch to "Seconds Since Beginning of Capture" now?Frame %1: %2
[ Comment text exceeds %1. Stopping. ]PacketRangeGroupBoxFormPacket Range-Displayed&Marked packets only&Range:Remove &ignored packetsFirst &to last marked&All packets&Selected packets onlyCapturedPreferencesDialogAppearanceLayoutColumnsFont and ColorsCaptureAdvancedSearch:NameStatusTypeValueUnknownDefaultChangedWireshark: PreferencesFilter BookmarksWireshark: PrintDialogWireshark: PrintPacket FormatPrint each packet on a new page<html><head/><body><p>Use the "+" and "-" keys to zoom the preview in and out. Use the "0" key to reset the zoom level.</p></body></html><html><head/><body><p><span style=" font-size:small; font-style:italic;">+ and - zoom, 0 resets</span></p></body></html>Packet Range&Print...Page &Setup...%1 %2 total packets, %3 shownPrint ErrorUnable to print to %1.ProfileDialogWireshark: Configuration ProfilesCreate a new profile using default settings.Remove this profile.Copy this profile.Go toA profile already exists with that name.Profile ErrorProtoTreePacket details, 1 byte, %1 bytesApply as FilterPrepare a FilterColorize with FilterCopyBytesQObjectHas this preference been changed?Default value is emptyEdit...Browse...SearchFrameFrame<html><head/><body><p>Search the Info column of the packet list (summary pane), decoded packet display labels (tree view pane) or the ASCII-converted packet data (hex view pane).</p></body></html>Packet listPacket detailsPacket bytes<html><head/><body><p>Search for strings containing narrow (UTF-8 and ASCII) or wide (UTF-16) characters.</p></body></html>Narrow & WideNarrow (UTF-8 / ASCII)Wide (UTF-16)Case sensitive<html><head/><body><p>Search for data using display filter syntax (e.g. ip.addr==10.1.1.1), a hexadecimal string (e.g. fffffda5) or a plain string (e.g. My String).</p></body></html>Display filterHex valueStringFindCancelNo valid search type selected. Please report this to the development team.Invalid filter.That filter doesn't test anything.That's not a valid hex string.You didn't specify any text for which to search.No valid character set selected. Please report this to the development team.No valid search area selected. Please report this to the development team.No packet contained those bytes.No packet contained that string in its Info column.No packet contained that string in its dissected display.No packet contained that string in its converted data.No packet matched that filter.SplashOverlayFormInitializing dissectorsInitializing tap listenersRegistering dissectorRegistering pluginsRegistering Python dissectorsHanding off dissectorHanding off pluginsHanding off Python dissectorsLoading Lua pluginsLoading module preferencesLoading configuration files(Unknown action)TimeShiftDialogWireshark: Time ShiftShift all packets by<html><head/><body><p><span style=" font-size:small; font-style:italic;">[-][[hh:]mm:]ss[.ddd] </span></p></body></html>Set the time for packetto...then set packetand extrapolate the time for all other packets<html><head/><body><p align="right"><span style=" font-size:small; font-style:italic;">[YYYY-MM-DD] hh:mm:ss[.ddd] </span></p></body></html>Undo all shiftsFrame numbers must be between 1 and %1.Invalid frame number.Time shifting is not available capturing packets.