Jason Martina wrote:
*/Hello, im new to this part of ethereal , what im try to do is remote in to certain servers and observe traffic, now when I do it ,of course there is huge traffic due to the remoting in, via tcp port 3389 I want to filter tha tport out so I don’t see all that trafiic how can this be done, im sure its easier than it looks im quick learner, a good example a should do it, thanks/*

This is done using a capture filter, which can be supplied on the command line or in the Capture Options dialog. Any of the following should work:


not port 3389
not host <your ip address>
not (port 3389 and host <your ip address>)

Ethereal has the same capture filter syntax as tcpdump (they both use the same library for capturing). A complete description of this syntax can be found in the "expression" section of the tcpdump man page:

http://www.tcpdump.org/tcpdump_man.html

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