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I'm using Wireshark to sniff some HTTP traffic (Fiddler won't do because my app doesn't use a proxy).

I'd like to move from the "packet view" into views of the entire HTTP sessions - all of the sessions, not just one of them.

Is there something like "Follow TCP Stream" that isn't limited to a single TCP connection?

(Desired output is basically a series of HTTP requests / responses - I'm only interested in the text of the response)

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  1. Use the filter 'http' to display just the http request & responses in the packet view.
  2. Click on one of the response packets (HTTP 1.1 200 OK)
  3. The body of the response is decoded by Wireshark at the bottom of the response packet

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Or just use Statistics -> Conversation List -> TCP

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Sniffing HTTP traffic on Wireshark is limited. I would suggest you to use PF_RING of www.ntop.org

For more details,please check the website http://www.ntop.org/products/pf_ring/