Re: [Ethereal-users] tethereal display filter question

[Guy Harris <gharris@xxxxxxxxx>]

Romel Khan wrote:
> Seems like display filter from tethereal doesnt work like it would from ethereal.

Actually, it does work the same way in Ethereal and Tethereal - in both 
of them, if you specify a display/read filter on the command line, you 
have to specify it with the "-R" argument - and you'll probably have to 
quote it:

	tethereal -r Oct_07_104558.log -w temp -R 
"ip.src==66.33.157.18&&udp.srcport==5060||ip.src==66.33.157.18&&udp.srcport==6070"