Network Monitor Wireless Filtering
Data Fields:
Field |
Description |
Example |
| Wifi.Address | Filter on an address in either direction, source or destination. | Ethernet.Address==0x123456AABBCC |
| wifi.Management.SA | Represents the source address and is useful for filtering for traffic from a specific source. | wifi.Management.sA==0x123456AABBCC |
| wifi.Management.DA | Represents the destination address and is useful for filtering for traffic to a specific destination. | wifi.Management.DA==0x123456AABBCC |
| WiFi.MetaData.PhyType | The Physical Layer Type value. Each value represents a different layer. These are described in the WiFiPhyType table in wireless.npl. 4=a, 5=b, 6=g, and 7=n. | WiFi.MetaData.PhyType == 0x6 |
Properties:
| Property | Description | Example |
| property.WiFiDestination | Contains the top most protocols source address. So if WiFi is the last protocol with an address, Property.Destination will contain the string representation of that address. This is the same property used to populate the Source column in the UI. | WiFiDestination == 0xFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| property.WifiChannel | Wireless Channel | property.WifiChannel==14 |
| property.WiFiSource | Similar to Destination | WiFiSource == 0xFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Destination | Contains the top most protocols source address. So if WiFi is the last protocol with an address, Property.Destination will contain the string representation of that address. This is the same property used to populate the Source column in the UI. | Destination.Contains("123456") |
| Source | Similar to Destination | Source.Contains("123456") |