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:DisplayFilterComboDisplay filter selectorDisplayFilterEditApply a display filter %1 <%2/>Display filter entryInvalid filterEnter a display filter %1FileSetDialogDialogDirectory:FilenameCreatedModifiedSizeWireshark: No files in SetNo capture loaded%1 BytesOpen this capture fileWireshark: %1 File%2 in SetImportTextDialogWireshark: Import from TextImport 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>InterfaceTreeWelcome screen listNo interfaces found
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more about WiresharkMainWindowWiresharkFileOpen RecentEditCapturetoolBarOpenCtrl+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 files&Import...Import a file&SaveSave the current fileCtrl+SSave &As...Save as a different fileCtrl+Shift+SExport Packets...Export specified packetsExport Packet Dissections...Export Packet &Bytes...Ctrl+HExport SSL Session Keys...Export Objects...&Print...Ctrl+PList FilesNext FilePrevious File&ReloadReload the current fileCtrl+R&Options...Capture optionsCapture &Filters...Capture filtersRefresh InterfacesRefresh interfaces&RestartRestart current capture.No Interface SelectedYou didn't specify an interface on which to capture packets.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.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.PacketRangeGroupBoxFormPacket Range-Displayed&Marked packets only&Range:Remove &ignored packetsFirst &to last marked&All packets&Selected packets onlyCapturedProtoTreePacket details, 1 byte, %1 bytesQObject Ready to load or capture Ready to load fileNo PacketsPackets: %1 %4 Displayed: %2 %4 Marked: %3 %1 Dropped: %2 %1 Ignored: %2 %1 Load time: %2:%3.%4