In this video, we are going to customize the layout.
If you do not like this default layout, then we can always change it.
So go to the edit, click on preferences, click on layout.
These are some in the build layout that we can use first layout is the default at the top or number
one we have back at least in the middle.
We have bracket details and at the bottom or number three, we have bracket bites.
And now let me apply the second layout, so click on it.
Now this layout is going to give you back it, at least at the top and back it details and packet bites
will be split horizontally.
So let me click on.
Okay.
Now as you can see, packet details and packet bites are sharing equal space horizontally.
This layout is suitable for large monitors, right?
It is useful for regular or smaller monitors as well.
If you need more space for packet bites section.
Now let me go back to lay out again.
So guys, feel free to experiment around.
You know, all these available out.
Now let's explore this packet diagram panel.
As you can see, under each panel or pen, we have packet diagram, right?
Packet diagram is a handy feature.
It basically displays all the protocols encapsulated in a packet in the form of diagram.
And so to enable it, click on the packet diagram.
So after selecting a packet diagram, click on okay.
Now as you can see, packet byte section has been replaced with packet diagram.
You can't have both simultaneously because Wireshark only allows three components at a time.
So here we have a diagram for Ethernet header.
So let me expand Ethernet header.
Here we have source, destination and type field.
The same header is displayed in the form of diagram in the packet diagram section.
Right.
Right now we only have field names, right?
We don't have the actual values that the fields contain.
So to pull out the values, right click now click on show failed values.
Now, as you can see, guys, we have the actual values right now.
A next encapsulated protocol in the selected packet is IPV version six.
So let me scroll down.
As you can see here, we have a diagram for IPV six.
You will find a diagram of each encapsulated protocol here.
For now, let me go back to the preferences again layout.
Now another thing that I like to do is check this button under the packet list settings.
Click on show packet separator.
It basically separates your backyard.
So let me click on okay.
If you can see here, it has put a thin line between packets to separate them.
Now I can easily, you know, distinguish packets, right?
We can always revert back to the default settings.
All you have to do, click on a restored default.
Now everything has been set to default.
Let me click on.
Okay.
As you can see, we have the default layout back now.
We are going to enable and disable the components.
Let's say you don't want packet bytes panel to appear in your display area.
So go to The View, click on the packet bytes.
As you can see, it has been removed in the same way you can disable any component that you don't want
to appear in your display area.
Right?
Just click on the component and if you want to enable components back, then again go to The View and
I want to enable packet bytes.
So click on it.
As you can see, it is back in the display area, right?
Wireshark allows us to view individual packets in a new or separate window.
So double click on any packet.
I'm going to click on the packet number three.
As you can see, the packet a number three has its own separate window.
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