AboutDialog About Wireshark Wireshark Network Protocol Analyzer Copy the version information to the clipboard Copy To Clipboard Authors Search Authors Folders Filter by path Plugins No plugins found. Search Plugins Filter by type: Keyboard Shortcuts Search Shortcuts Acknowledgments License The directory does not exist Should the directory %1 be created? The directory could not be created The directory %1 could not be created. Show in Finder Show in Folder Copy Copy Row(s) AddressEditorFrame Frame Name Resolution Preferences… Address: Name: Can't assign %1 to %2. AdvancedPrefsModel Name Status Type Value ApplyLineEdit Apply changes AuthorListModel Name Email BluetoothAttServerAttributesDialog Bluetooth ATT Server Attributes Handle UUID UUID Name All Interfaces All Devices Remove duplicates Copy Cell Copy Rows Copy All Save as image Mark/Unmark Row Ctrl-M Mark/Unmark Cell Save Table Image PNG Image (*.png) BluetoothDeviceDialog Bluetooth Device BD_ADDR OUI Name Class of Device LMP Version LMP Subversion Manufacturer HCI Version HCI Revision Scan Authentication Encryption ACL MTU ACL Total Packets SCO MTU SCO Total Packets LE ACL MTU LE ACL Total Packets LE ISO MTU LE ISO Total Packets Inquiry Mode Page Timeout Simple Pairing Mode Voice Setting Value Changes %1 changes Copy Cell Copy Rows Copy All Save as image Mark/Unmark Row Ctrl-M Mark/Unmark Cell Unknown Bluetooth Device - %1%2 enabled disabled %1 ms (%2 slots) Save Table Image PNG Image (*.png) BluetoothDevicesDialog Bluetooth Devices BD_ADDR OUI Name LMP Version LMP Subversion Manufacturer HCI Version HCI Revision Is Local Adapter All Interfaces Show information steps %1 items; Right click for more option; Double click for device details Copy Cell Copy Rows Copy All Save as image Mark/Unmark Row Ctrl-M Mark/Unmark Cell true Save Table Image PNG Image (*.png) BluetoothHciSummaryDialog Bluetooth HCI Summary Name OGF OCF Opcode Event Subevent Status Reason Hardware Error Occurrence Link Control Commands 0x01 0 Link Policy Commands 0x02 Controller & Baseband Commands 0x03 Informational Parameters 0x04 Status Parameters 0x05 Testing Commands 0x06 LE Controller Commands 0x08 Bluetooth Logo Testing Commands 0x3E Vendor-Specific Commands 0x3F Unknown OGF Events Hardware Errors Results filter: Display filter: All Interfaces All Adapters Copy Cell Copy Rows Copy All Save as image Mark/Unmark Row Ctrl+M Mark/Unmark Cell Unknown Adapter %1 Frame %1 Pending Save Table Image PNG Image (*.png) ByteViewTab Packet bytes ByteViewText Show bytes as hexadecimal …as bits Show text based on packet …as ASCII …as EBCDIC CaptureFile [closing] [closed] CaptureFileDialog 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 save Save in another format No file format in which it can be saved supports comments. Do you want to discard the comments and save in the format you chose? Open Capture File Save Capture File As Export Specified Packets Merge Capture File All Files ( All Capture Files Format: Size: Start / elapsed: Prepend packets Insert packets from the selected file before the current file. Packet timestamps will be ignored. Merge chronologically Insert packets in chronological order. Append packets Insert packets from the selected file after the current file. Packet timestamps will be ignored. Read filter: Automatically detect file type Compress with g&zip Save as: Unknown file type returned by save as dialog. Please report this as a Wireshark issue at https://gitlab.com/wireshark/wireshark/-/issues. Export as: directory unknown file format error opening file %1, error after %Ln data record(s) %1, timed out at %Ln data record(s) %1, %Ln data record(s) unknown CaptureFilePropertiesDialog Details Capture file comments Refresh Copy To Clipboard Save Comments Capture File Properties Unknown File Name Length Hash (SHA256) Hash (RIPEMD160) Hash (SHA1) Format Encapsulation Snapshot length Time First packet Last packet Elapsed Section %1 Capture Hardware OS Application Interfaces Interface Dropped packets Capture filter Link type Packet size limit (snaplen) none %1 bytes Statistics Measurement Captured Displayed Marked Packets Time span, s Average pps Average packet size, B Bytes Average bytes/s Average bits/s Section Comment Packet Comments Frame %1: Created by Wireshark %1 CaptureFilterCombo Capture filter selector CaptureFilterEdit Capture filter entry Manage saved bookmarks. Apply this filter string to the display. Multiple filters selected. Override them here or leave this blank to preserve them. This is a very long concept that needs to fit into a short space. The interfaces you have selected have different capture filters. Typing a filter here will override them. Doing nothing will preserve them. Enter a capture filter %1 Save this filter Remove this filter Manage Capture Filters CaptureInfoDialog Capture Information Stop Capture %1 packets, %2:%3:%4 CaptureInfoModel Other CaptureOptionsDialog Input Interface Traffic Link-layer Header Promiscuous Snaplen (B) Buffer (MB) Monitor Mode Capture Filter <html><head/><body>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.</body></html> Enable promiscuous mode on all interfaces Show and hide interfaces, add comments, and manage pipes and remote interfaces. Manage Interfaces… Capture filter for selected interfaces: Compile BPFs Output <html><head/><body>Enter the file name to which captured data will be written. By default, a temporary file will be used.</body></html> Capture to a permanent file File: Browse… Output format: pcapng pcap <html><head/><body>Instead of using a single capture file, multiple files will be created.The generated file names will contain an incrementing number and the start time of the capture.NOTE: If enabled, at least one of the new-file criteria MUST be selected.</body></html> Create a new file automatically… Switch to the next file after the file size exceeds the specified file size. kilobytes megabytes gigabytes Switch to the next file when the time capturing to the current file exceeds the specified time. seconds minutes hours Switch to the next file after the specified number of packets have been captured. after packets Switch to the next file when the (wall clock) time is an even multiple of the specified interval. For example, use 1 hour to have a new file created every hour on the hour. when time is a multiple of compression None gzip <html><head/><body>After capturing has switched to the next file and the given number of files has exceeded, the oldest file will be removed.</body></html> Use a ring buffer with files Options Display Options <html><head/><body>Using this option will show the captured packets immediately on the main screen. Please note: this will slow down capturing, so increased packet drops might appear.</body></html> Update list of packets in real-time <html><head/><body>This will scroll the "Packet List" automatically to the latest captured packet, when the "Update list of packets in real-time" option is used.</body></html> Automatically scroll during live capture <html><head/><body>Show the capture info dialog while capturing.</body></html> Show capture information during live capture Name Resolution Perform MAC layer name resolution while capturing. Resolve MAC addresses <html><head/><body>Perform network layer name resolution while capturing.</body></html> Resolve network names Perform transport layer name resolution while capturing. Resolve transport names Stop capture automatically after… <html><head/><body>Stop capturing after the specified number of packets have been captured.</body></html> Stop capturing after the specified number of packets have been captured. <html><head/><body>Stop capturing after the specified number of files have been created.</body></html> <html><head/><body>Stop capturing after the specified amount of data has been captured.</body></html> Stop capturing after the specified amount of data has been captured. Stop capturing after the specified amount of time has passed. Capture Options Start Leave blank to use a temporary file Specify a Capture File %1: %2 Addresses Address no addresses Error Multiple files: Requested filesize too large. The filesize cannot be greater than 2 GiB. Multiple files: No capture file name given. You must specify a filename if you want to use multiple files. Multiple files: No file limit given. You must specify a file size, interval, or number of packets for each file. CapturePreferencesFrame Frame Default interface <html><head/><body>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.</body></html> Capture packets in promiscuous mode <html><head/><body>Capture packets in the next-generation capture file format.</body></html> Capture packets in pcapng format <html><head/><body>Update the list of packets while capture is in progress. This can result in dropped packets on high-speed networks.</body></html> Update list of packets in real time <html><head/><body>Keep the packet list scrolled to the bottom while capturing.</body></html> Automatic scrolling in live capture Don't load interfaces on startup Disable external capture interfaces ColoringRulesDelegate the "@" symbol will be ignored. ColoringRulesDialog Dialog A hint. Add a new coloring rule. Delete this coloring rule. Duplicate this coloring rule. Clear all coloring rules. Set the foreground color for this rule. Foreground Set the background color for this rule. Background Set the display filter using this rule. Apply as filter Coloring Rules %1 Import… Select a file and add its filters to the end of the list. Export… Save filters in a file. Copy coloring rules from another profile. Open Your coloring rules file contains unknown rules Wireshark doesn't recognize one or more of your coloring rules. They have been disabled. Double click to edit. Drag to move. Rules are processed in order until a match is found. Import Coloring Rules Export %1 Coloring Rules ColoringRulesModel New coloring rule Unable to save coloring rules: %1 Name Filter ColumnEditorFrame Frame Title: Type: Fields: Occurrence: Missing fields. Invalid fields. Invalid occurrence value. ColumnListModel Displayed Title Type Fields Field Occurrence New Column ColumnPreferencesFrame Frame Add a new column Delete selected column Show displayed columns only Reset all changes CompiledFilterOutput Compiled Filter Output Copy Copy filter text to the clipboard. ConversationDialog Follow Stream… Follow a TCP or UDP stream. Graph… Graph a TCP conversation. ConversationHashTablesDialog Dialog Conversation Hash Tables CopyFromProfileButton Copy from Copy entries from another profile. System default CredentialsDialog Wireshark - Credentials Credentials CredentialsModel Click to select the packet Click to select the packet with username Username not available Packet No. Protocol Username Additional Info DataPrinter Copy Bytes as Hex + ASCII Dump Copy packet bytes as a hex and ASCII dump. …as Hex Dump Copy packet bytes as a hex dump. …as Printable Text Copy only the printable text in the packet. …as a Hex Stream Copy packet bytes as a stream of hex. …as Raw Binary Copy packet bytes as application/octet-stream MIME data. …as Escaped String Copy packet bytes as an escaped string. DecodeAsDialog Change the dissection behavior for a protocol. Remove this dissection behavior. Copy this dissection behavior. Clear all dissection behaviors. Decode As… Open DecodeAsModel Match using this field Current"Decode As" behavior Default "Decode As" behavior Change behavior when the protocol field matches this value String Integer, base unknown <none> GUID Field Value Type Default Current DisplayFilterCombo Display filter selector Select from previously used filters. DisplayFilterEdit Display filter entry Manage saved bookmarks. Clear display filter Apply display filter Left align buttons Display Filter Expression… Apply a display filter %1 <%2/> Enter a display filter %1 Apply a read filter %1 Current filter: %1 Invalid filter: Save this filter Remove this filter Manage Display Filters Filter Button Preferences... DisplayFilterExpressionDialog Dialog Select a field to start building a display filter. Field Name <html><head/><body>Search the list of field names.</body></html> Search: <html><head/><body>Relations can be used to restrict fields to specific values. Each relation does the following:<table border="0" style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px;" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="0"><tr><td>is present</td><td>Match any packet that contains this field</td></tr><tr><td>==, !=, etc.</td><td>Compare the field to a specific value.</td></tr><tr><td>contains, matches</td><td>Check the field against a string (contains) or a regular expression (matches)</td></tr><tr><td>in</td><td>Compare the field to a specific set of values</td></tr></table></body></html> Relation Match against this value. Value If the field you have selected has a known set of valid values they will be listed here. Predefined Values If the field you have selected covers a range of bytes (e.g. you have selected a protocol) you can restrict the match to a range of bytes here. Range (offset:length) No display filter A hint. Display Filter Expression Select a field name to get started Click OK to insert this filter DissectorTablesDialog Dialog Search: Dissector Tables DissectorTablesProxyModel Table Type String Dissector Integer Protocol Short Name Table Name Selector Name EnabledProtocolsDialog Dialog Search: in Disabling a protocol prevents higher layer protocols from being displayed Enable All Disable All Invert Enabled Protocols Everywhere Only Protocols Only Description Only enabled protocols Only disabled protocols any protocol non-heuristic protocols heuristic protocols EnabledProtocolsModel Protocol Description EndpointDialog Map Draw IPv4 or IPv6 endpoints on a map. Open in browser Save As… Map file error No endpoints available to map Unable to create temporary file Save Endpoints Map Failed to save map file %1. EthernetAddressModel Type Address Name All entries Hosts Ethernet Addresses Ethernet Manufacturers Ethernet Well-Known Addresses ExpertInfoDialog Dialog A hint. Limit to Display Filter Group by summary Search expert summaries. Search: Show… Error Show error packets. Warning Show warning packets. Note Show note packets. Chat Show chat packets. Comment Show comment packets. Expert Information Collapse All Expand All Capture file closed. No display filter No display filter set. Limit information to "%1". Display filter: "%1" ExpertInfoProxyModel Packet Severity Summary Group Protocol Count ExportDissectionDialog Export Packet Dissections Export As: Plain text (*.txt) Comma Separated Values - summary (*.csv) PSML - summary (*.psml, *.xml) PDML - details (*.pdml, *.xml) JSON (*.json) C Arrays - bytes (*.c, *.h) ExportObjectDialog Dialog Text Filter: Only display entries containing this string Content Type: Searching for objects Preview All Content-Types Export %1 object list Save Object As… Save All Objects In… ExportObjectModel Packet Hostname Content Type Size Filename ExportPDUDialog Dialog Display filter: ExtArgSelector Reload data ExtcapArgumentFileSelection Clear All Files ( Open File Select File ExtcapOptionsDialog Save parameter(s) on capture start Interface Options Start Default Extcap Help cannot be found The help for the extcap interface %1 cannot be found. Given file: %2 FieldFilterEdit Display filter entry Enter a field %1 Invalid filter: FileSetDialog Dialog Directory: No files in Set No capture loaded %Ln File(s) in Set FilesetEntryModel Open this capture file Filename Created Modified Size FilterAction Selected Not Selected …and Selected …or Selected …and not Selected …or not Selected FilterDialog Dialog Create a new filter. Remove this filter. Copy this filter. Capture Filters New capture filter This text is automatically filled in when a new filter is created Display Filters New display filter This text is automatically filled in when a new filter is created Open FilterExpressionFrame Frame Filter Buttons Preferences… Label: Enter a description for the filter button Filter: Enter a filter expression to be applied Comment: Enter a comment for the filter button Missing label. Missing filter expression. Invalid filter expression. FilterExpressionToolBar Edit Disable Remove Filter Button Preferences... FilterListModel Filter Name Filter Expression FindLineEdit Textual Find Regular Expression Find FirewallRulesDialog Create rules for Inbound Deny Firewall ACL Rules Copy IPv4 source address. IPv4 destination address. Source port. Destination port. IPv4 source address and port. IPv4 destination address and port. MAC source address. MAC destination address. Text file (*.txt);;All Files ( Warning Unable to save %1 FolderListModel "File" dialogs capture files Temp untitled capture files Personal configuration dfilters, preferences, ethers, … Global configuration dfilters, preferences, manuf, … System ethers, ipxnets Program program files Personal Plugins binary plugins Global Plugins Personal Lua Plugins lua scripts Global Lua Plugins Personal Extcap path Extcap Plugins search path Global Extcap path MaxMind DB path MaxMind DB database search path MIB/PIB path SMI MIB/PIB search path macOS Extras Extra macOS packages Name Location Typical Files FollowStreamDialog Follow Stream Hint. Show data as Stream Substream Find: Find &Next ASCII C Arrays EBCDIC Hex Dump Raw UTF-8 YAML Filter Out This Stream Print Save as… Back Packet %1. %Ln client pkt(s), %Ln server pkt(s), %Ln turn(s). Click to select. Regex Find: Save Stream Content As… [Stream output truncated] No capture file. Please make sure you have a capture file opened. Error following stream. Capture file invalid. Please make sure you have a %1 packet selected. Error creating filter for this stream. QUIC streams not found on the selected packet. A transport or network layer header is needed. %Ln total stream(s). %Ln total sub stream(s). Total number of QUIC connections: %Ln Max QUIC Stream ID for the selected connection: %Ln No streams Entire conversation (%1) Follow %1 Stream (%2) File closed. FontColorPreferencesFrame Frame Main window font: Select Font Colors: Sample active selected item Style: System Default Solid Gradient Sample inactive selected item Sample marked packet text Sample ignored packet text Sample "Follow Stream" client text Sample "Follow Stream" server text Sample valid filter Sample invalid filter Sample warning filter Example GIF query packets have jumbo window sizes These are pangrams. Feel free to replace with nonsense text that spans your alphabet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram Lazy badgers move unique waxy jellyfish packets Font FunnelStringDialog Dialog FunnelTextDialog Dialog <html><head/><body>Enter some text or a regular expression. It will be highlighted above.</body></html> Highlight: GsmMapSummaryDialog Dialog GSM MAP Summary File Name Length Format Snapshot length Data First packet Last packet Elapsed Packets Invokes Total number of Invokes Average number of Invokes per second Total number of bytes for Invokes Average number of bytes per Invoke Return Results Total number of Return Results Average number of Return Results per second Total number of bytes for Return Results Average number of bytes per Return Result Totals Total number of GSM MAP messages Average number of GSM MAP messages per second Total number of bytes for GSM MAP messages Average number of bytes per GSM MAP message IOGraphDialog Dialog <html><head/><body> <h3>Valuable and amazing time-saving keyboard shortcuts</h3> <table><tbody> <tr><th>+</th><td>Zoom in</td></th> <tr><th>-</th><td>Zoom out</td></th> <tr><th>x</th><td>Zoom in X axis</td></th> <tr><th>X</th><td>Zoom out X axis</td></th> <tr><th>y</th><td>Zoom in Y axis</td></th> <tr><th>Y</th><td>Zoom out Y axis</td></th> <tr><th>0</th><td>Reset graph to its initial state</td></th> <tr><th>→</th><td>Move right 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>←</th><td>Move left 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↑</th><td>Move up 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↓</th><td>Move down 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+→</th><td>Move right 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+←</th><td>Move left 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↑</th><td>Move up 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↓</th><td>Move down 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>g</th><td>Go to packet under cursor</td></th> <tr><th>z</th><td>Toggle mouse drag / zoom</td></th> <tr><th>t</th><td>Toggle capture / session time origin</td></th> <tr><th>Space</th><td>Toggle crosshairs</td></th> </tbody></table> </body></html> Add a new graph. Remove this graph. Duplicate this graph. Clear all graphs. Mouse Drag using the mouse button. drags Select using the mouse button. zooms Interval Time of day Log scale Reset Reset Graph Reset the graph to its initial state. 0 Zoom In + Zoom Out - Move Up 10 Pixels Up Move Left 10 Pixels Left Move Right 10 Pixels Right Move Down 10 Pixels Down Move Up 1 Pixel Shift+Up Move Left 1 Pixel Shift+Left Move Right 1 Pixel Shift+Right Move Down 1 Pixel Move down 1 Pixel Shift+Down Go To Packet Under Cursor Go to packet currently under the cursor G Drag / Zoom Toggle mouse drag / zoom behavior Z Capture / Session Time Origin Toggle capture / session time origin T Crosshairs Toggle crosshairs Space Zoom In X Axis X Zoom Out X Axis Shift+X Zoom In Y Axis Y Zoom Out Y Axis Shift+Y I/O Graphs Save As… Copy Copy graphs from another profile. 1 ms 2 ms 5 ms 10 ms 20 ms 50 ms 100 ms 200 ms 500 ms 1 sec 2 sec 5 sec 10 sec 1 min 10 min Time (s) Wireshark I/O Graphs: %1 Filtered packets All Packets TCP Errors Hover over the graph for details. No packets in interval Click to select packet Packet %1 (%2s%3). Release to zoom, x = %1 to %2, y = %3 to %4 Unable to select range. Click to select a portion of the graph. Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Comma Separated Values (*.csv) Save Graph As… Iax2AnalysisDialog Dialog <html><head/><body>ForwardReverse</body></html> Forward Packet Delta (ms) Jitter (ms) Bandwidth Status Length Reverse Graph <html><head/><body>Show or hide forward jitter values.</body></html> Forward Jitter <html><head/><body>Show or hide forward difference values.</body></html> Forward Difference <html><head/><body>Show or hide reverse jitter values.</body></html> Reverse Jitter <html><head/><body>Show or hide reverse difference values.</body></html> Reverse Difference A hint. Audio Save the audio data for both channels. Forward Stream Audio Save the forward stream audio data. Reverse Stream Audio Save the reverse stream audio data. CSV Save both tables as CSV. Forward Stream CSV Save the forward table as CSV. Reverse Stream CSV Save the reverse table as CSV. Save Graph Save the graph image. Go to Packet Select the corresponding packet in the packet list. G Next Problem Packet Go to the next problem packet N IAX2 Stream Analysis Unable to save RTP data. Please select an IAX2 packet. G: Go to packet, N: Next problem packet Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Save Graph As… Can't save in a file: Wrong length of captured packets. Can't save in a file: File I/O problem. Save forward stream audio Save reverse stream audio Save audio Sun Audio (*.au) ;;Raw (*.raw) Warning Unable to save in that format Unable to save %1 Saving %1… Analyzing IAX2 Save forward stream CSV Save reverse stream CSV Save CSV Comma-separated values (*.csv) ImportTextDialog File: Set name of text file to import Browse for text file to import Browse… Hex Dump Import a standard hex dump as exported by Wireshark Offsets in the text file are in octal notation Octal Offsets: Offsets in the text file are in hexadecimal notation Hexadecimal Offsets in the text file are in decimal notation Decimal The text file has no offset None Whether or not the file contains information indicating the direction (inbound or outbound) of the packet. Direction indication: Regular Expression Import a file formatted according to a custom regular expression Packet format regular expression <html><head/><body>Perl compatible regular expression capturing a single packet in the file with named groups identifieing data to import. Anchors ^ and $ also match before/after newlines Required is only a data group, also supported are time, dir and seqno.Regex flags: DUPNAMES, MULTILINE and NOEMPTY</body></html> This is regexHintLabel, it will be set to default_regex_hint Data encoding: How data is encoded reccomended regex: encodingRegexExample List of characters indicating incoming packets iI< List of characters indicating outgoing packets oO> The format in which to parse timestamps in the text file (e.g. %H:%M:%S.). Format specifiers are based on strptime(3) Timestamp format: <html><head/><body>The format in which to parse timestamps in the text file (e.g. %H:%M:%S.%f).Format specifiers are based on strptime(3) with the addition of %f for second fractions. The percision of %f is determined from it's length.</body></html> %H:%M:%S.%f timestampExampleLabel Encapsulation Encapsulation Type: Encapsulation type of the frames in the import capture file ExportPDU Prefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and UDP header UDP Protocol (dec): Prefix each frame with an Ethernet header Ethernet Prefix each frame with an Ethernet and IPv4 header IPv4 Prefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and SCTP (DATA) header SCTP (Data) PPI: Leave frames unchanged No dummy header Source port: Ethertype (hex): Destination port: Prefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and TCP header TCP Prefix each frame with an Ethernet, IPv4 and SCTP header SCTP Dissector Tag: The Ethertype value of each frame The IPv4 protocol ID for each frame The UDP, TCP or SCTP source port for each frame The UDP, TCP or SCTP destination port for each frame The SCTP verification tag for each frame The SCTP DATA payload protocol identifier for each frame The dissector to use for each frame Maximum frame length: The maximum size of the frames to write to the import capture file (max 256kiB) Supported fields are data, dir, time, seqno Missing capturing group data (use (? Import From Hex Dump Import Import Text File InterfaceFrame Frame Wired AirPCAP Pipe STDIN Bluetooth Wireless Dial-Up USB External Capture Virtual Remote interfaces Show hidden interfaces External capture interfaces disabled. Local interfaces are unavailable because no packet capture driver is installed.You can fix this by installing <a href="https://nmap.org/npcap/">Npcap</a> or <a href="https://www.winpcap.org/install/default.htm">WinPcap</a>. Local interfaces are unavailable because the packet capture driver isn't loaded.You can fix this by running <pre>net start npcap</pre> if you have Npcap installed or <pre>net start npf</pre> if you have WinPcap installed. Both commands must be run as Administrator. You don't have permission to capture on local interfaces.You can fix this by <a href="file://%1">installing ChmodBPF</a>. You don't have permission to capture on local interfaces. No interfaces found. Interfaces not loaded (due to preference). Go to Capture Start capture InterfaceSortFilterModel No interfaces to be displayed. %1 interfaces hidden. InterfaceToolbar Frame Select interface Interface InterfaceToolbarLineEdit Apply changes InterfaceTreeModel No interfaces found. This version of Wireshark was built without packet capture support. Show Interface Name Friendly Name Local Pipe Path Comment Link-Layer Header Promiscuous Snaplen (B) Buffer (MB) Monitor Mode Capture Filter Addresses Address Extcap interface: %1 No addresses No capture filter Capture filter LBMLBTRMTransportDialog LBT-RM Transport Statistics Sources Address/Transport Data frames Data bytes Data frames/bytes Data rate RX data frames RX data bytes RX data frames/bytes RX data rate NCF frames NCF count NCF bytes NCF frames/bytes NCF count/bytes NCF frames/count NCF frames/count/bytes NCF rate SM frames SM bytes SM frames/bytes SM rate Show Data RX Data NCF Nak ConFirmation SM Session Message sequence numbers for transport XXXXX:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:XXXXX:XXXXXXXX:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:XXXXX SQN Count Frame SQN/Reason Receivers NAK frames NAK count NAK bytes NAK rate NAK sequence numbers for transport Display filter: Regenerate statistics using this display filter Apply Copy as CSV Copy the tree as CSV Copy as YAML Copy the tree as YAML Show the data frames column Show the data bytes column Show the data frames/bytes column Show the RX data frames column Show the RX data bytes column Show the RX data frames/bytes column Show the NCF frames column Show the NCF bytes column Show the NCF count column Show the data rate column Show the RX data rate column Show the NCF frames/bytes column Show the NCF count/bytes column Show the NCF frames/count column Show the NCF frames/count/bytes column Show the NCF rate column Show the SM frames column Show the SM bytes column Show the SM frames/bytes column Show the SM rate column Auto-resize columns to content Resize columns to content size LBT-RM Statistics failed to attach to tap LBMLBTRUTransportDialog LBT-RU Transport Statistics Sources Address/Transport/Client Data frames Data bytes Data frames/bytes Data rate RX data frames RX data bytes RX data frames/bytes RX data rate NCF frames NCF count NCF bytes NCF frames/count NCF frames/bytes NCF count/bytes NCF frames/count/bytes NCF rate SM frames SM bytes SM frames/bytes SM rate RST frames RST bytes RST frames/bytes RST rate Show Data SQN RX Data SQN NCF SQN SM SQN RST reason details for transport XXXXX:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:XXXXX:XXXXXXXX:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:XXXXX SQN Count Frame Reason SQN/Reason Receivers Address/Transport NAK frames NAK count NAK bytes NAK frames/count NAK count/bytes NAK frames/bytes NAK frames/count/bytes NAK rate ACK frames ACK bytes ACK frames/bytes ACK rate CREQ frames CREQ bytes CREQ frames/bytes CREQ rate NAK SQN ACK SQN CREQ request Display filter: Regenerate statistics using this display filter Apply Copy as CSV Copy the tree as CSV Copy as YAML Copy the tree as YAML Show the data frames column Show the data bytes column Show the data frames/bytes column Show the data rate column Show the RX data frames column Show the RX data bytes column Show the RX data frames/bytes column Show the RX data rate column Show the NCF frames column Show the NCF count column Show the NCF bytes column Show the NCF frames/bytes column Show the NCF count/bytes column Show the NCF frames/count column Show the NCF frames/count/bytes column Show the SM frames column Show the SM bytes column Show the SM frames/bytes column Show the SM rate column Show the RST frames column Show the RST bytes column Show the RST frames/bytes column Show the RST rate column Show the NAK frames column Show the NAK count column Show the NAK bytes column Show the NAK frames/count column Show the NAK count/bytes column Show the NAK frames/bytes column Show the NAK frames/count/bytes column Show the NAK rate column Show the ACK frames column Show the ACK bytes column Show the ACK frames/bytes column Show the ACK rate column Show the CREQ frames column Show the CREQ bytes column Show the CREQ frames/bytes column Show the CREQ rate column Auto-resize columns to content Resize columns to content size Show the NCF rate column LBT-RU Statistics failed to attach to tap LBMStreamDialog Dialog Stream Endpoint A Endpoint B Messages Bytes First Frame Last Frame Display filter: Regenerate statistics using this display filter Apply Copy as CSV Copy the tree as CSV Copy as YAML Copy the tree as YAML LBM Stream failed to attach to tap LayoutPreferencesFrame Frame Pane 1: Packet List Packet Details Packet Bytes Packet Diagram None Pane 2: Pane 3: Packet List settings: Show packet separator Show column definition in column context menu Enable mouse-over colorization Status Bar settings: Show selected packet number Show file load time LteMacStatisticsDialog LTE Mac Statistics Include SR frames in filter Include RACH frames in filter MAC Statistics LteRlcGraphDialog Dialog <html><head/><body> <h3>Valuable and amazing time-saving keyboard shortcuts</h3> <table><tbody> <tr><th>+</th><td>Zoom in</td></th> <tr><th>-</th><td>Zoom out</td></th> <tr><th>0</th><td>Reset graph to its initial state</td></th> <tr><th>→</th><td>Move right 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>←</th><td>Move left 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↑</th><td>Move up 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↓</th><td>Move down 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+→</th><td>Move right 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+←</th><td>Move left 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↑</th><td>Move up 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↓</th><td>Move down 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>g</th><td>Go to packet under cursor</td></th> <tr><th>z</th><td>Toggle mouse drag / zoom</td></th> <tr><th>t</th><td>Toggle capture / session time origin</td></th> <tr><th>Space</th><td>Toggle crosshairs</td></th> </tbody></table> </body></html> Mouse Drag using the mouse button. drags Select using the mouse button. zooms <html><head/><body>Reset the graph to its initial state.</body></html> Reset <html><head/><body>Switch the direction of the connection (view the opposite flow).</body></html> Switch Direction Reset Graph Reset the graph to its initial state. 0 Zoom In + Zoom Out - Move Up 10 Pixels Up Move Left 10 Pixels Left Move Right 10 Pixels Right Move Down 10 Pixels Down Move Up 1 Pixel Shift+Up Move Left 1 Pixel Shift+Left Move Right 1 Pixel Shift+Right Move Down 1 Pixel Move down 1 Pixel Shift+Down Drag / Zoom Toggle mouse drag / zoom behavior Z Crosshairs Toggle crosshairs Space Move Up 100 Pixels PgUp PgDown Go To Packet Under Cursor Go to packet currently under the cursor G Zoom In X Axis X Zoom Out Y Axis Shift+Y Zoom In Y Axis Y Zoom Out X Axis Shift+X Switch direction (swap between UL and DL) D Time Sequence Number LTE RLC Graph (UE=%1 chan=%2%3 %4 - %5) LTE RLC Graph - no channel selected Save As… %1 %2 (%3s seq %4 len %5) Click to select packet Packet Release to zoom, x = %1 to %2, y = %3 to %4 Unable to select range. Click to select a portion of the graph. Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Save Graph As… LteRlcStatisticsDialog LTE RLC Statistics Include SR frames in filter Include RACH frames in filter Use RLC frames only from MAC frames UL Frames UL Bytes UL MB/s UL ACKs UL NACKs UL Missing DL Frames DL Bytes DL MB/s DL ACKs DL NACKs DL Missing RLC Statistics MainStatusBar Ready to load or capture Ready to load file Open the Capture File Properties dialog is the highest expert information level ERROR WARNING NOTE CHAT No expert information %Ln byte(s) Byte %1 Bytes %1-%2 Profile: %1 Selected Packet: %1 %2 Packets: %1 Packets: %1 %4 Displayed: %2 (%3%) %1 Selected: %2 (%3%) %1 Marked: %2 (%3%) %1 Dropped: %2 (%3%) %1 Ignored: %2 (%3%) %1 Comments: %2 %1 Load time: %2:%3.%4 No Packets Switch to Manage Profiles… New… Edit… Delete Import from zip file from directory Export selected personal profile all personal profiles MainWindow Wireshark Packet: 900000000 Go to packet Cancel &File Open &Recent File Set Export Packet Dissections Export Objects &Capture &Help Manual pages &Go &View Interface Toolbars &Zoom &Time Display Format Name Resol&ution Colorize Conversation Internals Additional Toolbars &Analyze Apply as Filter Prepare as Filter SCTP Follow Conversation Filter &Statistics TCP Stream Graphs BACnet HTTP 29West Topics Queues UIM Service &Response Time Reliable Server Pooling (RSerPool) Telephon&y RTSP &RTP S&CTP &ANSI &GSM &LTE &MTP3 Osmux &Edit Copy Packet Comments &Wireless &Tools Main Toolbar Display Filter Toolbar Wireless Toolbar &Open Open a capture file &Quit Quit Wireshark &Start Start capturing packets S&top Stop capturing packets &Close Close this capture file No files found &Contents Help contents Wireshark Filter TShark RawShark Dumpcap Mergecap Editcap Text2cap Website FAQs Downloads Wiki Sample Captures &About Wireshark Ask (Q&&A) Next Packet Go to the next packet Previous Packet Go to the previous packet Next Packet in Conversation Go to the next packet in this conversation Previous Packet in Conversation Go to the previous packet in this conversation Next Packet In History Go to the next packet in your selection history Previous Packet In History Go to the previous packet in your selection history First Packet Go to the first packet Last Packet Go to the last packet E&xpand Subtrees Expand the current packet detail Collapse Subtrees Collapse the current packet detail &Expand All Expand packet details Collapse &All Collapse all packet details Go to Packet… Go to specified packet &Merge… Merge one or more files &Import from Hex Dump… Import a file &Save Save this capture file Save &As… Save as a different file Export Specified Packets… Export specified packets Export Packet &Bytes… Export TLS Session Keys… &Print… List Files Next File Previous File &Reload Reload this file Reload as File Format/Capture &Options… Options Capture options Capture &Filters… Capture filters Refresh Interfaces Refresh interfaces &Restart Restart current capture As Plain &Text… As &CSV… As "C" &Arrays… As P&SML XML… As P&DML XML… As &JSON… Description Copy this item's description As Plain &Text As &CSV As &YAML All Visible Items All Visible Selected Tree Items Field Name Copy this item's field name Value Copy this item's value As Filter Copy this item as a display filter Display &Filters… Display Filter &Macros… Apply as Column Create a packet list column from the selected field. &Find Packet… Find a packet Find Ne&xt Find the next packet Find Pre&vious Find the previous packet &Mark/Unmark Packet(s) Mark or unmark each selected packet Mark All Displayed Mark all displayed packets &Unmark All Displayed Unmark all displayed packets Next Mark Go to the next marked packet Previous Mark Go to the previous marked packet &Ignore/Unignore Packet(s) Ignore or unignore each selected packet Ignore All Displayed Ignore all displayed packets U&nignore All Displayed Unignore all displayed packets Set/Unset Time Reference Set or unset a time reference for this packet Unset All Time References Remove all time references Next Time Reference Go to the next time reference Previous Time Reference Go to the previous time reference Time Shift… Shift or change packet timestamps Delete All Packet Comments Remove all packet comments in the capture file &Configuration Profiles… Configuration profiles Manage your configuration profiles &Preferences… Manage Wireshark's preferences Capture File Properties Capture file properties &Protocol Hierarchy Show a summary of protocols present in the capture file. Capinfos Reordercap Time Sequence (Stevens) TCP time sequence graph (Stevens) Throughput TCP throughput Round Trip Time TCP round trip time Window Scaling TCP window scaling TCP Stream UDP Stream DCCP Stream TLS Stream HTTP Stream HTTP/2 Stream QUIC Stream SIP Call Time Sequence (tcptrace) TCP time sequence graph (tcptrace) Analyse this Association Show All Associations Flow Graph Flow sequence diagram ANCP ANCP statistics Packets sorted by Instance ID BACapp statistics sorted by instance ID Packets sorted by IP BACapp statistics sorted by IP Packets sorted by object type BACapp statistics sorted by object type Packets sorted by service BACapp statistics sorted by service Collectd Collectd statistics DNS DNS statistics HART-IP HART-IP statistics HPFEEDS hpfeeds statistics HTTP2 HTTP2 statistics Packet Counter HTTP packet counter Requests HTTP requests Load Distribution HTTP load distribution Request Sequences HTTP Request Sequences Packet Lengths Packet length statistics Sametime Sametime statistics &ISUP Messages ISUP message statistics Osmux packet counts RTSP packet counts SM&PP Operations SMPP operation statistics &UCP Messages UCP message statistics Decode &As… Change the way packets are dissected Reload Lua Plugins Reload Lua plugins Advertisements by Topic Advertisements by Source Advertisements by Transport Queries by Topic Queries by Receiver Wildcard Queries by Pattern Wildcard Queries by Receiver Advertisements by Queue Queries by Queue Streams LBT-RM LBT-RU Filter this Association Export PDUs to File… &I/O Graphs Create graphs based on display filter fields &Main Toolbar Show or hide the main toolbar &Filter Toolbar Show or hide the display filter toolbar &Conversations Conversations at different protocol levels &Endpoints Endpoints at different protocol levels Colorize Packet List Draw packets using your coloring rules &Zoom In Enlarge the main window text Zoom Out Shrink the main window text Normal Size Return the main window text to its normal size Reset Layout Reset appearance layout to default size Resize Columns Resize packet list columns to fit contents Date and Time of Day (1970-01-01 01:02:03.123456) Show packet times as the date and time of day. Year, Day of Year, and Time of Day (1970/001 01:02:03.123456) Show packet times as the year, day of the year and time of day. Time of Day (01:02:03.123456) Seconds Since 1970-01-01 Show packet times as the seconds since the UNIX / POSIX epoch (1970-01-01). Seconds Since Beginning of Capture Seconds Since Previous Captured Packet Show packet times as the seconds since the previous captured packet. Seconds Since Previous Displayed Packet Show packet times as the seconds since the previous displayed packet. UTC Date and Time of Day (1970-01-01 01:02:03.123456) Show packet times as the UTC date and time of day. UTC Year, Day of Year, and Time of Day (1970/001 01:02:03.123456) Show packet times as the UTC year, day of the year and time of day. UTC Time of Day (01:02:03.123456) Show packet times as the UTC time of day. Automatic (from capture file) Use the time precision indicated in the capture file. Seconds Tenths of a second Hundredths of a second Milliseconds Microseconds Nanoseconds Display Seconds With Hours and Minutes Display seconds with hours and minutes Resolve &Physical Addresses Show names for known MAC addresses. Lookups use a local database. Resolve &Network Addresses Show names for known IPv4, IPv6, and IPX addresses. Lookups can generate network traffic. Resolve &Transport Addresses Show names for known TCP, UDP, and SCTP services. Lookups can generate traffic on some systems. Wire&less Toolbar Show or hide the wireless toolbar &Status Bar Show or hide the status bar Packet &List Show or hide the packet list Packet &Details Show or hide the packet details Packet &Bytes Show or hide the packet bytes Packet &Diagram Show or hide the packet diagram &Conversation Hash Tables Show each conversation hash table &Dissector Tables Show each dissector table and its entries &Supported Protocols Show the currently supported protocols and display filter fields MAP Summary GSM MAP summary statistics MAC Statistics LTE MAC statistics RLC Statistics LTE RLC statistics RLC &Graph LTE RLC graph MTP3 Summary MTP3 summary statistics &VoIP Calls All VoIP Calls SIP &Flows SIP Flows RTP Streams &Coloring Rules… Edit the packet list coloring rules. Bluetooth ATT Server Attributes Bluetooth Devices Bluetooth HCI Summary Show Packet in New &Window Show this packet in a separate window. Show Linked Packet in New Window Show the linked packet in a separate window. Auto Scroll in Li&ve Capture Automatically scroll to the last packet during a live capture. Expert Information Show expert notifications Display Filter &Expression… Display Filter Expression… Add an expression to the display filter. REGISTER_STAT_GROUP_UNSORTED Start of "REGISTER_STAT_GROUP_UNSORTED" REGISTER_STAT_GROUP_RSERPOOL Start of "REGISTER_STAT_GROUP_RSERPOOL" No ANSI statistics registered No GSM statistics registered No LTE statistics registered No MTP3 statistics registered Resolved Addresses Show each table of resolved addresses as copyable text. Color &1 Mark the current conversation with its own color. Color &2 Color &3 Color &4 Color &5 Color &6 Color &7 Color &8 Color &9 Color 1&0 New Coloring Rule… Create a new coloring rule based on this field. Reset Colorization Reset colorized conversations. RTP Stream Analysis RTP Stream Analysis for selected stream. Press CTRL key for adding reverse stream too. RTP Player Play selected stream. Press CTRL key for playing reverse stream too. IA&X2 Stream Analysis IAX2 Stream Analysis Edit Resolved Name Manually edit a name resolution entry. Enabled Protocols… Enable and disable specific protocols Show Packet Bytes… Wiki Protocol Page Open the Wireshark wiki page for this protocol. Filter Field Reference Open the display filter reference page for this filter field. Go to &Linked Packet Go to the packet referenced by the selected field. UDP Multicast Streams Show UTP multicast stream statistics. WLAN Traffic Show IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN statistics. Add a display filter button. Firewall ACL Rules Create firewall ACL rules &Full Screen Credentials Check for Updates… Show or hide the toolbar before quitting Unable to drop files during capture. Save 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. Invalid Read Filter The filter expression %1 isn't a valid read filter. (%2). before importing a capture Unknown file type returned by merge dialog. Please report this as a Wireshark issue at https://gitlab.com/wireshark/wireshark/-/issues. Unable to export to "%1". You cannot export packets to the current capture file. Unknown file type returned by export dialog. Do you want to stop the capture and save the captured packets%1? Your captured packets will be lost if you don't save them. Do you want to save the changes you've made%1? Your changes will be lost if you don't save them. Do you want to save the captured packets%1? Do you want to save the changes you've made to the capture file "%1"%2? Save before Continue Stop and Save Stop and Quit &without Saving Continue &without Saving Stop and Continue &without Saving Quit &without Saving The Wireshark Network Analyzer Capturing from %1 There is no "rtp.ssrc" field in this version of Wireshark. Please select an RTPv2 packet with an SSRC value SSRC value not found. before opening another file Invalid Display Filter Loading Reloading Rescanning Merging files. Saving %1… %1: %2 No interface selected. Invalid capture filter. Clear Menu (empty comment) placeholder for empty comment Add New Comment… Edit "%1" edit packet comment Delete "%1" delete packet comment before starting a new capture Please wait while Wireshark is initializing… before closing the file Export Selected Packet Bytes Raw data (*.bin *.dat *.raw);;All Files ( No Keys There are no TLS Session Keys to save. Export TLS Session Keys (%Ln key(s)) TLS Session Keys (*.keys *.txt);;All Files ( Couldn't copy text. Try another item. Are you sure you want to remove all packet comments? Unable to build conversation filter. before reloading the file No filter available. Try another %1. column item The "%1" column already exists. The "%1" column already exists as "%2". RTP packet search failed Error compiling filter for this conversation. No previous/next packet in conversation. No Interface Selected. before restarting the capture Wiki Page for %1 The Wireshark Wiki is maintained by the community.The page you are about to load might be wonderful, incomplete, wrong, or nonexistent.Proceed to the wiki? MainWindowPreferencesFrame Frame Checking this will save the size, position, and maximized state of the main window. Remember main window size and placement Open files in This folder: Browse… The most recently used folder Show up to filter entries recent files Confirm unsaved capture files Display autocompletion for filter text Main toolbar style: Icons only Text only Icons & Text Window title <html><head/><body>Custom window title to be appended to the existing title %F = file path of the capture file %P = profile name %S = a conditional separator (" - ") that only shows when surrounded by variables with values or static text %V = version info</body></html> Prepend window title <html><head/><body>Custom window title to be prepended to the existing title %F = file path of the capture file %P = profile name %S = a conditional separator (" - ") that only shows when surrounded by variables with values or static text %V = version info</body></html> Language: Use system setting Open Files In ManageInterfacesDialog Manage Interfaces <html><head/><body>Click the checkbox to hide or show a hidden interface.</body></html> Local Interfaces <html><head/><body>Add a pipe to capture from or remove an existing pipe from the list.</body></html> Pipes <html><head/><body>Add a new pipe using default settings.</body></html> <html><head/><body>Remove the selected pipe from the list.</body></html> Remote Interfaces Show Host / Device URL <html><head/><body>Add a remote host and its interfaces</body></html> <html><head/><body>Remove the selected host from the list.</body></html> Remote Settings This version of Wireshark does not save pipe settings. This version of Wireshark does not save remote settings. This version of Wireshark does not support remote interfaces. New Pipe ModulePreferencesScrollArea ScrollArea Mtp3SummaryDialog Dialog MTP3 Summary File Name Length Format Snapshot length Data First packet Last packet Elapsed Packets Service Indicator (SI) Totals SI MSUs MSUs/s Bytes Bytes/MSU Bytes/s Totals Total MSUs Total Bytes Average Bytes/MSU Average Bytes/s MulticastStatisticsDialog UDP Multicast Streams Source Address Source Port Destination Address Destination Port Packets Packets/s Avg BW (bps) Max BW (bps) Max Burst Burst Alarms Max Buffers (B) Buffer Alarms Burst measurement interval (ms): Burst alarm threshold (packets): Buffer alarm threshold (B): Stream empty speed (Kb/s): Total empty speed (Kb/s): The burst interval must be between 1 and 1000. The burst alarm threshold isn't valid. The buffer alarm threshold isn't valid. The stream empty speed should be between 1 and 10000000. The total empty speed should be between 1 and 10000000. %1 streams, avg bw: %2bps, max bw: %3bps, max burst: %4 / %5ms, max buffer: %6B PacketCommentDialog Packet %1 Comment PacketDiagram Packet diagram Show Field Values Save Diagram As… Copy as Raster Image …as SVG Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Scalable Vector Graphics (*.svg) Save Graph As… PacketDialog Dialog Packet %1 [%1 closed] Byte %1 Bytes %1-%2 PacketFormatGroupBox GroupBox Packet Format <html><head/><body>Packet summary lines similar to the packet list</body></html> Summary line Include column headings <html><head/><body>Packet details similar to the protocol tree</body></html> Details: <html><head/><body>Export only top-level packet detail items</body></html> All co&llapsed <html><head/><body>Expand and collapse packet details as they are currently displayed.</body></html> As displa&yed <html><head/><body>Export all packet detail items</body></html> All e&xpanded <html><head/><body>Export a hexdump of the packet data similar to the packet bytes view</body></html> Bytes PacketList Protocol Preferences Summary as Text …as CSV …as YAML Decode As… Frame %1: %2 [ Comment text exceeds %1. Stopping. ] PacketListHeader Align Left Align Center Align Right Column Preferences… Edit Column Resize to Contents Resize Column to Width… Resolve Names Remove this Column Column %1 Width: PacketListModel Sorting "%1"… PacketRangeGroupBox Form Packet Range - Displayed &Marked packets only &Range: Remove &ignored packets First &to last marked &All packets &Selected packets only Captured PathChooserDelegate Browse Open Pipe PluginListModel Name Version Type Path PortsModel All entries tcp udp sctp dccp Name Port Type PreferenceEditorFrame Frame … a preference Browse… Open %1 preferences… Invalid value. PreferencesDialog Search: Preferences PrefsModel Advanced Appearance Layout Columns Font and Colors Capture Expert Filter Buttons RSA Keys PrintDialog Packet Format Print each packet on a new page <html><head/><body>Print capture file information on each page</body></html> Capture information header <html><head/><body>Use the "+" and "-" keys to zoom the preview in and out. Use the "0" key to reset the zoom level.</body></html> <html><head/><body>+ and - zoom, 0 resets</body></html> Packet Range &Print… Print Page &Setup… %1 %2 total packets, %3 shown Print Error Unable to print to %1. ProfileDialog Search for profile … Create a new profile using default settings. <html><head/><body>Remove this profile. System provided profiles cannot be removed. The default profile will be reset upon deletion.</body></html> Copy this profile. Configuration Profiles Import noun Export noun from zip file from directory %Ln selected personal profile(s) all personal profiles An import of profiles is not allowed, while changes are pending An import is pending to be saved. Additional imports are not allowed An export of profiles is only allowed for personal profiles An export of profiles is not allowed, while changes are pending New profile Profile Error Error No profiles found for export , %Ln profile(s) skipped Exporting profiles Select zip file for export Zip File (*.zip) %Ln profile(s) exported An error has occurred while exporting profiles Select zip file for import Select directory for import No profiles found for import in %1 %Ln profile(s) imported Importing profiles ProfileModel Default Global Personal This is a system provided profile A profile change for this name is pending (See: %1) This is an invalid profile definition A profile already exists with this name A profile with this name is being deleted Imported profile Resetting to default Created from default settings Renamed from: %1 Copied from: %1 system provided deleted renamed to %1 Profile Type copy noun Exporting profiles while changes are pending is not allowed No profiles found to export Can't delete profile directory A profile name cannot contain the following characters: %1 A profile cannot start or end with a period (.) A profile name cannot contain the '/' character ProfileSortModel All profiles Personal profiles Global profiles ProgressFrame Frame Loading ProtoTree Packet details Wiki Page for %1 The Wireshark Wiki is maintained by the community.The page you are about to load might be wonderful, incomplete, wrong, or nonexistent.Proceed to the wiki? Not a field or protocol No field reference available for text labels. Expand Subtrees Collapse Subtrees Expand All Collapse All Colorize with Filter Copy All Visible Items All Visible Selected Tree Items Description Field Name Value As Filter Wiki Protocol Page Filter Field Reference Copied ProtocolHierarchyDialog Dialog Protocol Percent Packets Packets Percent Bytes Bytes Bits/s End Packets End Bytes End Bits/s A hint. Copy as CSV Copy stream list as CSV. Copy as YAML Copy stream list as YAML. Protocol Hierarchy Statistics Copy as CSV as YAML No display filter. Display filter: %1 ProtocolPreferencesMenu Protocol Preferences No protocol preferences available Disable %1 %1 has no preferences Open %1 preferences… QObject [no capture file] default DLT %1 Conversation Bars show the relative timeline for each conversation. Endpoint Apply as Filter Prepare as Filter Find Colorize Look Up Copy UNKNOWN Selected Not Selected …and Selected …or Selected …and not Selected …or not Selected A B Any Wrong sequence number Payload changed to PT=%1 Incorrect timestamp Marker missing? C-RNTI SPS-RNTI RNTI Type UEId UL Frames UL Bytes UL MB/s UL Padding % UL Re TX DL Frames DL Bytes DL MB/s DL Padding % DL CRC Failed DL ReTX LCID 1 LCID 2 LCID 3 LCID 4 LCID 5 LCID 6 LCID 7 LCID 8 LCID 9 LCID 10 LCID 32 LCID 33 LCID 34 LCID 35 LCID 36 LCID 37 LCID 38 TM UM AM Predef Unknown (%1) CCCH SRB-%1 DRB-%1 Unknown UE Id Name Mode Priority Invalid Display Filter The filter expression %1 isn't a valid display filter. (%2). Error No remote interfaces found. PCAP not found Unknown error Default Changed Has this preference been changed? Default value is empty Edit… Browse… Gap in dissection No entries. %1 entries. %1 (%L2%) Multiple problems found Don't show this message again. Average Throughput (bits/s) Round Trip Time (ms) Segment Length (B) Sequence Number (B) Time (s) Window Size (B) Base station <Broadcast> <Hidden> BSSID Beacons Data Pkts Protection Address Pkts Sent Pkts Received Comment QObject::QObject CCCH RemoteCaptureDialog Remote Interface Host: Port: Authentication Null authentication Password authentication Username: Password: Clear list Error No remote interfaces found. PCAP not found RemoteSettingsDialog Remote Capture Settings Capture Options Do not capture own RPCAP traffic Use UDP for data transfer Sampling Options None 1 of packets 1 every milliseconds ResolvedAddressesDialog Dialog Hosts Search for entry (min 3 characters) Ports Search for port or name Capture File Comments Comment Show the comment. IPv4 Hash Table Show the IPv4 hash table entries. IPv6 Hash Table Show the IPv6 hash table entries. Show All Show all address types. Hide All Hide all address types. IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses (hosts) Show resolved IPv4 and IPv6 host names in "hosts" format. Port names (services) Show resolved port names in "services" format. Ethernet Addresses Show resolved Ethernet addresses in "ethers" format. Ethernet Well-Known Addresses Show well-known Ethernet addresses in "ethers" format. Ethernet Manufacturers Show Ethernet manufacturers in "ethers" format. [no file] Resolved Addresses # Resolved addresses found in %1 # Comments # # ResponseTimeDelayDialog %1 Response Time Delay Statistics Type Messages Min SRT Max SRT Avg SRT Min in Frame Max in Frame Open Requests Discarded Responses Repeated Requests Repeated Responses RpcServiceResponseTimeDialog Select a program and version and enter a filter if desired, then press Apply. Version: Program: DCE-RPC Service Response Times ONC-RPC Service Response Times RsaKeysFrame RSA Keys RSA private keys are loaded from a file or PKCS #11 token. Add new keyfile… Add new token… Remove key PKCS #11 provider libraries. Add new provider… Remove provider Add PKCS #11 token or key No new PKCS #11 tokens or keys found, consider adding a PKCS #11 provider. Select a new PKCS #11 token or key PKCS #11 token or key Enter PIN or password for %1 (it will be stored unencrypted) Enter PIN or password for key Key could not be added: %1 RSA private key (*.pem *.p12 *.pfx *.key);;All Files ( Select RSA private key file Libraries (*.dll) Libraries (*.so) Select PKCS #11 Provider Library Changes will apply after a restart PKCS #11 provider %1 will be removed after the next restart. RtpAnalysisDialog Dialog Graph A hint. &Export Open export menu CSV Save tables as CSV. Current Tab Stream CSV Save the table on the current tab as CSV. All Tab Streams CSV Save the table from all tabs as CSV. Save Graph Save the graph image. Go to Packet Select the corresponding packet in the packet list. G Next Problem Packet Go to the next problem packet N Prepare &Filter Prepare a filter matching the selected stream(s). &Current Tab Prepare a filter matching current tab. &All Tabs Prepare a filter matching all tabs. RTP Stream Analysis Packet Sequence Delta (ms) Jitter (ms) Skew Bandwidth Marker Status Stream %1 Stream %1 Jitter Stream %1 Difference Stream %1 Delta %1 streams, G: Go to packet, N: Next problem packet Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Save Graph As… Save one stream CSV Save all stream's CSV Comma-separated values (*.csv) &Analyze Open the analysis window for the selected stream(s) &Set List Replace existing list in RTP Analysis Dialog with new one &Add to List Add new set to existing list in RTP Analysis Dialog &Remove from List Remove selected streams from list in RTP Analysis Dialog RtpAudioStream %1 does not support PCM at %2. Preferred format is %3 RtpPlayerDialog RTP Player Play Double click to change audio routing Source Address Source Port Destination Address Destination Port SSRC Setup Frame Packets Time Span (s) SR (Hz) Sample rate of codec PR (Hz) Play rate of decoded audio (depends e. g. on selected sound card) Payloads No audio Start playback of all unmuted streams Pause/unpause playback Stop playback Enable/disable skipping of silence during playback Min silence: Minimum silence duration to skip in seconds Output Device: Output Audio Rate: Jitter Buffer: The simulated jitter buffer in milliseconds. Playback Timing: Jitter Buffer: Use jitter buffer to simulate the RTP stream as heard by the end user. RTP Timestamp: Use RTP Timestamp instead of the arriving packet time. This will not reproduce the RTP stream as the user heard it, but is useful when the RTP is being tunneled and the original packet timing is missing. Uninterrupted Mode: Ignore the RTP Timestamp. Play the stream as it is completed. This is useful when the RTP timestamp is missing. Jitter Buffer RTP Timestamp Uninterrupted Mode <html><head/><body>View the timestamps as time of day (checked) or seconds since beginning of capture (unchecked).</body></html> Time of Day &Export Export audio of all unmuted selected channels or export payload of one channel. From &cursor Save audio data started at the cursor &Stream Synchronized Audio Save audio data synchronized to start of the earliest stream. &File Synchronized Audio Save audio data synchronized to start of the capture file. &Payload Save RTP payload of selected stream. Reset Graph Reset the graph to its initial state. Zoom In Zoom Out Move Left 10 Pixels Move Right 10 Pixels Move Left 1 Pixels Move Right 1 Pixels Go To Packet Under Cursor Go to packet currently under the cursor Go To Setup Packet Go to setup packet of stream currently under the cursor Audio Routing Mute Mute selected streams Unmute Unmute selected streams Invert Muting Invert muting of selected streams Play the stream To Left Route audio to left channel of selected streams Left + Right Route audio to left and right channel of selected streams To Right Route audio to right channel of selected streams Remove Streams Remove selected streams from the list Select All Select all None Clear selection Invert Invert selection Play/Pause Start playing or pause playing Stop Stop playing I&naudible streams Select/Deselect inaudible streams Inaudible streams &Select Select inaudible streams &Deselect Deselect inaudible streams Prepare &Filter Prepare a filter matching the selected stream(s). R&efresh streams Read captured packets from capture in progress to player No devices available &Play Streams Open RTP player dialog &Set playlist Replace existing playlist in RTP Player with new one &Add to playlist Add new set to existing playlist in RTP Player &Remove from playlist Remove selected streams from playlist in RTP Player No Audio Decoding streams... Out of Sequence Jitter Drops Wrong Timestamps Inserted Silence Double click on cell to change audio routing %1 streams , %1 selected , %1 not muted , start: %1. Double click on graph to set start of playback. , start: %1, cursor: %2. Press "G" to go to packet %3. Double click on graph to set start of playback. Playback of stream %1 failed! Preparing to play... Unknown Automatic WAV (*.wav) Sun Audio (*.au) Save audio Raw (*.raw) Save payload Warning No stream selected or none of selected streams provide audio Error All selected streams must use same play rate. Manual set of Output Audio Rate might help. No streams are suitable for save Save failed! Can't write header of AU file Can't write header of WAV file Payload save works with just one audio stream. RtpStreamDialog Dialog Source Address Source Port Destination Address Destination Port SSRC Start Time Duration Payload Packets Lost Min Delta (ms) Mean Delta (ms) Max Delta (ms) Min Jitter Mean Jitter Max Jitter Status A hint. <html><head/><body>Only show conversations matching the current display filter</body></html> Limit to display filter Time of Day Find &Reverse All forward/reverse stream actions Find the reverse stream matching the selected forward stream. R Find All &Pairs Select all streams which are paired in forward/reverse relation Shift+R Find Only &Singles Find all streams which don't have paired reverse stream Ctrl+R Mark Packets Mark the packets of the selected stream(s). M Select All Select all None Clear selection Invert Invert selection Go To Setup Go to the setup packet for this stream. G Prepare &Filter Prepare a filter matching the selected stream(s). P &Export Export the stream payload as rtpdump E &Analyze Open the analysis window for the selected stream(s) and add it to it A Cop&y Open copy menu Copy as CSV Copy stream list as CSV. Copy as YAML Copy stream list as YAML. RTP Streams as CSV as YAML %1 streams , %1 selected, %2 total packets Save RTPDump As… SCTPAllAssocsDialog Wireshark - SCTP Associations ID Port 1 Port 2 Number of Packets Number of DATA Chunks Number of Bytes Filter Selected Association Analyze Reset Graph Reset the graph to its initial state. 0 Zoom In + Zoom Out - Move Up 10 Pixels Up Move Left 10 Pixels Left Move Right 10 Pixels Right Move Down 10 Pixels Down Move Up 1 Pixel Shift+Up Move Left 1 Pixel Shift+Left Move Right 1 Pixel Shift+Right Move Down 1 Pixel Shift+Down Next Stream Go to the next stream in the capture PgUp Previous Stream Go to the previous stream in the capture PgDown Switch Direction Switch direction (swap TCP endpoints) D Go To Packet Under Cursor Go to packet currently under the cursor G Drag / Zoom Toggle mouse drag / zoom behavior Z Relative / Absolute Sequence Numbers Toggle relative / absolute sequence numbers S Capture / Session Time Origin Toggle capture / session time origin T Crosshairs Toggle crosshairs Space Round Trip Time Switch to the Round Trip Time graph 1 Throughput Switch to the Throughput graph 2 Time / Sequence (Stevens) Switch to the Stevens-style Time / Sequence graph 3 Window Scaling Switch to the Window Scaling graph 5 Time / Sequence (tcptrace) Switch to the tcptrace-style Time / Sequence graph 4 SCTPAssocAnalyseDialog Wireshark - Analyse Association TabWidget Statistics Number of Data Bytes from EP1 to EP2: TextLabel Number of Data Bytes from EP2 to EP1: Checksum Type: Number of Data Chunks from EP2 to EP1: Number of Data Chunks from EP1 to EP2: Filter Association Chunk Statistics Close Endpoint 1 Complete List of IP addresses from INIT Chunk: Minimum Number of Outbound Streams: Provided Number of Outbound Streams: Minimum Number of Inbound Streams: Sent Verification Tag: Port: Requested Number of Inbound Streams: Graph Bytes Graph TSN Graph Arwnd Endpoint 2 Complete List of IP addresses from INIT_ACK Chunk: SCTP Analyse Association: %1 Port1 %2 Port2 %3 No Association found for this packet. Warning Could not find SCTP Association with id: %1 Complete list of IP addresses from INIT Chunk: Complete list of IP addresses from INIT_ACK Chunk: List of Used IP Addresses Used Number of Inbound Streams: Used Number of Outbound Streams: SCTPChunkStatisticsDialog Dialog Association Endpoint 1 Endpoint 2 Save Chunk Type Order Hide Chunk Type Remove the chunk type from the table Chunk Type Preferences Go to the chunk type preferences dialog to show or hide other chunk types Show All Registered Chunk Types Show all chunk types with defined names SCTP Chunk Statistics: %1 Port1 %2 Port2 %3 SCTPGraphArwndDialog SCTP Graph <html><head/><body> </body></html> Reset to full size Save Graph goToPacket Go to Packet SCTP Data and Adv. Rec. Window over Time: %1 Port1 %2 Port2 %3 No Data Chunks sent Arwnd time [secs] Advertised Receiver Window [Bytes] Graph %1: a_rwnd=%2 Time=%3 secs SCTPGraphByteDialog SCTP Graph <html><head/><body> </body></html> Reset to full size Save Graph goToPacket Go to Packet SCTP Data and Adv. Rec. Window over Time: %1 Port1 %2 Port2 %3 No Data Chunks sent Bytes time [secs] Received Bytes Graph %1: Received bytes=%2 Time=%3 secs SCTPGraphDialog SCTP Graph Relative TSNs Only SACKs Only TSNs Show both Reset to full size Save Graph goToPacket Go to Packet SCTP TSNs and SACKs over Time: %1 Port1 %2 Port2 %3 No Data Chunks sent CumTSNAck Gap Ack NR Gap Ack Duplicate Ack TSN time [secs] TSNs %1: %2 Time: %3 secs Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Save Graph As… ScsiServiceResponseTimeDialog Select a command and enter a filter if desired, then press Apply. Command: SCSI Service Response Times SearchFrame Frame <html><head/><body>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).</body></html> Packet list Packet details Packet bytes <html><head/><body>Search for strings containing narrow (UTF-8 and ASCII) or wide (UTF-16) characters.</body></html> Narrow & Wide Narrow (UTF-8 / ASCII) Wide (UTF-16) Case sensitive <html><head/><body>Search for data using display filter syntax (e.g. ip.addr==10.1.1.1), a hexadecimal string (e.g. fffffda5), a plain string (e.g. My String) or a regular expression (e.g. colou?r).</body></html> Display filter Hex value String Regular Expression Find Cancel 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 type selected. Please report this to the development team. No valid search area selected. Please report this to the development team. Searching for %1… 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. SequenceDialog <html><head/><body> <h3>Valuable and amazing time-saving keyboard shortcuts</h3> <table><tbody> <tr><th>+</th><td>Zoom in</td></th> <tr><th>-</th><td>Zoom out</td></th> <tr><th>0</th><td>Reset graph to its initial state</td></th> <tr><th>→</th><td>Move right 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>←</th><td>Move left 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↑</th><td>Move up 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↓</th><td>Move down 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+→</th><td>Move right 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+←</th><td>Move left 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↑</th><td>Move up 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↓</th><td>Move down 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>g</th><td>Go to packet under cursor</td></th> <tr><th>n</th><td>Go to the next packet</td></th> <tr><th>p</th><td>Go to the previous packet</td></th> </tbody></table> </body></html> A hint <html><head/><body>Only show flows matching the current display filter</body></html> Limit to display filter Flow type: Addresses: Any Network Reset &Diagram Reset the diagram to its initial state. 0 &Reset Diagram Reset the diagram to its initial state &Export Export diagram Zoom In + Zoom Out - Move Up 10 Pixels Up Move Left 10 Pixels Left Move Right 10 Pixels Right Move Down 10 Pixels Down Move Up 1 Pixel Shift+Up Move Left 1 Pixel Shift+Left Move Right 1 Pixel Shift+Right Move Down 1 Pixel Shift+Down Go To Packet Under Cursor Go to packet currently under the cursor G All Flows Show flows for all packets 1 TCP Flows Show only TCP flow information Go To Next Packet Go to the next packet N Go To Previous Packet Go to the previous packet P Select RTP Stream Select RTP stream in RTP Streams dialog S Deselect RTP Stream Deselect RTP stream in RTP Streams dialog D Call Flow Flow Time Comment Reset Diagram No data %Ln node(s) %Ln item(s) Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) ASCII (*.txt) Save Graph As… ShortcutListModel Shortcut Name Description ShowPacketBytesDialog Show Packet Bytes Hint. Decode as Show as Start End Find: Find &Next Frame %1, %2, %Ln byte(s). None Base64 Compressed Quoted-Printable ROT13 ASCII ASCII & Control C Array EBCDIC Hex Dump HTML Image Raw UTF-8 YAML Print Copy Save as… Displaying %Ln byte(s). Regex Find: Save Selected Packet Bytes As… ShowPacketBytesTextEdit Show Selected Show All SplashOverlay Initializing dissectors Initializing tap listeners Initializing external capture plugins Registering dissectors Registering plugins Handing off dissectors Handing off plugins Loading Lua plugins Removing Lua plugins Loading module preferences Finding local interfaces (Unknown action) StatsTreeDialog Configuration not found Unable to find configuration for %1. SupportedProtocolsDialog Dialog <html><head/><body>Search the list of field names.</body></html> Search: Gathering protocol information… Supported Protocols %1 protocols, %2 fields. SupportedProtocolsModel Name Filter Type Description SyntaxLineEdit "%1" is deprecated in favour of "%2". See the User's Guide. "%1" may have unexpected results. See the User's Guide. TCPStreamDialog Dialog <html><head/><body> <h3>Valuable and amazing time-saving keyboard shortcuts</h3> <table><tbody> <tr><th>+</th><td>Zoom in</td></th> <tr><th>-</th><td>Zoom out</td></th> <tr><th>x</th><td>Zoom in X axis</td></th> <tr><th>X</th><td>Zoom out X axis</td></th> <tr><th>y</th><td>Zoom in Y axis</td></th> <tr><th>Y</th><td>Zoom out Y axis</td></th> <tr><th>0</th><td>Reset graph to its initial state</td></th> <tr><th>→</th><td>Move right 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>←</th><td>Move left 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↑</th><td>Move up 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>↓</th><td>Move down 10 pixels</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+→</th><td>Move right 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+←</th><td>Move left 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↑</th><td>Move up 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Shift+↓</th><td>Move down 1 pixel</td></th> <tr><th>Pg Up</th><td>Next stream</td></th> <tr><th>Pg Dn</th><td>Previous stream</td></th> <tr><th>d</th><td>Switch direction (swap TCP endpoints)</td></th> <tr><th>g</th><td>Go to packet under cursor</td></th> <tr><th>z</th><td>Toggle mouse drag / zoom</td></th> <tr><th>s</th><td>Toggle relative / absolute sequence numbers</td></th> <tr><th>t</th><td>Toggle capture / session time origin</td></th> <tr><th>Space</th><td>Toggle crosshairs</td></th> <tr><th>1</th><td>Round Trip Time graph</td></th> <tr><th>2</th><td>Throughput graph</td></th> <tr><th>3</th><td>Stevens-style Time / Sequence graph</td></th> <tr><th>4</th><td>tcptrace-style Time / Sequence graph</td></th> <tr><th>5</th><td>Window Scaling graph</td></th> </tbody></table> </body></html> Mouse over for shortcuts Type MA Window (s) Allow SACK segments as well as data packets to be selected by clicking on the graph Select SACKs Stream <html><head/><body>Switch the direction of the connection (view the opposite flow).</body></html> Switch Direction Mouse Drag using the mouse button. drags Select using the mouse button. zooms Display Round Trip Time vs Sequence Number RTT By Sequence Number Display graph of Segment Length vs Time Segment Length Display graph of Mean Transmitted Bytes vs Time Throughput Display graph of Mean ACKed Bytes vs Time Goodput Display graph of Receive Window Size vs Time Rcv Win Display graph of Outstanding Bytes vs Time Bytes Out <html><head/><body>Reset the graph to its initial state.</body></html> Reset Reset Graph Reset the graph to its initial state. 0 Zoom In + Zoom Out - Move Up 10 Pixels Up Move Left 10 Pixels Left Move Right 10 Pixels Right Move Down 10 Pixels Down Move Up 1 Pixel Shift+Up Move Left 1 Pixel Shift+Left Move Right 1 Pixel Shift+Right Move Down 1 Pixel Shift+Down Next Stream Go to the next stream in the capture PgUp Previous Stream Go to the previous stream in the capture PgDown Switch direction (swap TCP endpoints) D Go To Packet Under Cursor Go to packet currently under the cursor G Drag / Zoom Toggle mouse drag / zoom behavior Z Relative / Absolute Sequence Numbers Toggle relative / absolute sequence numbers S Capture / Session Time Origin Toggle capture / session time origin T Crosshairs Toggle crosshairs Space Round Trip Time Switch to the Round Trip Time graph 1 Switch to the Throughput graph 2 Time / Sequence (Stevens) Switch to the Stevens-style Time / Sequence graph 3 Window Scaling Switch to the Window Scaling graph 5 Time / Sequence (tcptrace) Switch to the tcptrace-style Time / Sequence graph 4 Zoom In X Axis X Zoom Out X Axis Shift+X Zoom In Y Axis Y Zoom Out Y Axis Shift+Y Save As… No Capture Data %1 %2 pkts, %3 %4 %5 pkts, %6 Sequence Numbers (Stevens) Sequence Numbers (tcptrace) (MA) (%1 Segment MA) [not enough data] for %1:%2 %3 %4:%5 %1 %2 (%3s len %4 seq %5 ack %6 win %7) Click to select packet Packet Release to zoom, x = %1 to %2, y = %3 to %4 Unable to select range. Click to select a portion of the graph. Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Portable Network Graphics (*.png) Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) JPEG File Interchange Format (*.jpeg *.jpg) Save Graph As… TapParameterDialog Dialog Item A hint. Display filter: Regenerate statistics using this display filter Apply Copy Copy a text representation of the tree to the clipboard Save as… Save the displayed data in various formats Save Statistics As… Plain text file (*.txt);;Comma separated values (*.csv);;XML document (*.xml);;YAML document (*.yaml) Plain text file (*.txt) Error saving file %1 TimeShiftDialog Shift all packets by <html><head/><body>[-][[hh:]mm:]ss[.ddd] </body></html> Set the time for packet to …then set packet and extrapolate the time for all other packets <html><head/><body>[YYYY-MM-DD] hh:mm:ss[.ddd] </body></html> Undo all shifts Time Shift Frame numbers must be between 1 and %1. Invalid frame number. Time shifting is not available capturing packets. TrafficTableDialog <html><head/><body>Show resolved addresses and port names rather than plain values. The corresponding name resolution preference must be enabled.</body></html> Name resolution <html><head/><body>Only show conversations matching the current display filter</body></html> Limit to display filter <html><head/><body>Show absolute times in the start time column.</body></html> Absolute start time <html><head/><body>Add and remove conversation types.</body></html> %1 Types Copy as CSV Copy all values of this page to the clipboard in CSV (Comma Separated Values) format. as YAML Copy all values of this page to the clipboard in the YAML data serialization format. Unknown UatDialog Create a new entry. Remove this entry. Copy this entry. Move entry up. Move entry down. Clear all entries. Unknown User Accessible Table Open UatFrame Frame Create a new entry. Remove this entry. Copy this entry. Move entry up. Move entry down. Clear all entries. Copy entries from another profile. Copy from Unknown User Accessible Table Open VoipCallsDialog VoIP Calls <html><head/><body>Only show conversations matching the current display filter</body></html> Limit to display filter Time of Day Flow &Sequence Show flow sequence for selected call(s). Prepare &Filter Prepare a filter matching the selected calls(s). Cop&y Open copy menu Select All Select all None Clear selection Invert Invert selection Select related RTP streams Select RTP streams related to selected calls in RTP Streams dialog S Deselect related RTP Streams D SIP Flows as CSV as YAML Display time as time of day Copy as CSV Copy stream list as CSV. Copy as YAML Copy stream list as YAML. VoipCallsInfoModel On Off Tunneling: %1 Fast Start: %2 Start Time Stop Time Initial Speaker From To Protocol Duration Packets State Comments WelcomePage Form <html><head/><body>Welcome to Wireshark</body></html> <html><head/><body>Open a file on your file system</body></html> <h2>Open</h2> Recent capture files Capture files that have been opened previously <html><head/><body>Capture live packets from your network.</body></html> <h2>Capture</h2> …using this filter: Interface list List of available capture interfaces <h2>Learn</h2> <html><head> <style> a:link { color: palette(text); text-decoration: none; } a:hover { color: palette(text); text-decoration: underline; } </style> </head> <body> <table><tr> <th><a href="https://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/">User's Guide</a></th> <td style="padding-left: 8px; padding-right: 8px;">·</td> <th><a href="https://gitlab.com/wireshark/wireshark/-/wikis/">Wiki</a></th> <td style="padding-left: 8px; padding-right: 8px;">·</td> <th><a href="https://ask.wireshark.org/">Questions and Answers</a></th> <td style="padding-left: 8px; padding-right: 8px;">·</td> <th><a href="https://www.wireshark.org/lists/">Mailing Lists</a></th> </tr></table> </body></html> Show in Finder Show in Folder All interfaces shown %n interface(s) shown, %1 hidden You are sniffing the glue that holds the Internet together using Wireshark You are running Wireshark You receive automatic updates. You have disabled automatic updates. not found Copy file path Remove from list WirelessFrame Frame Interface <html><head/><body>Set the 802.11 channel.</body></html> Channel <html><head/><body>When capturing, show all frames, ones that have a valid frame check sequence (FCS), or ones with an invalid FCS.</body></html> FCS Filter All Frames Valid Frames Invalid Frames Wireless controls are not supported in this version of Wireshark. External Helper <html><head/><body>Show the IEEE 802.11 preferences, including decryption keys.</body></html> 802.11 Preferences AirPcap Control Panel Open the AirPcap Control Panel Unable to set channel or offset. Unable to set FCS validation behavior. WirelessTimeline Packet number %1 does not include TSF timestamp, not showing timeline. Packet number %u has large negative jump in TSF, not showing timeline. Perhaps TSF reference point is set wrong? WiresharkDialog Failed to attach to tap "%1" WlanStatisticsDialog Wireless LAN Statistics Channel SSID Percent Packets Percent Retry Retry Probe Reqs Probe Resp Auths Deauths Other