
'netsh trace show interfaces' to list available interfaces.Į.g. Supported capture filters are:Įnables packet capture for the specified interface name or GUID. The most useful of these is netsh trace show CaptureFilterHelp as follows: Capture Filters:Ĭapture filters are only supported when capture is explicitlyĮnabled with capture=yes. Show status - Shows tracing configuration.

Show scenarios - Shows available scenarios. Show scenario - Shows scenario information. Show providers - Shows available providers. Show provider - Shows provider information. Show interfaces - List available interfaces. Show helperclass - Show helper class information. Show globalKeywordsAndLevels - List global keywords and levels. Show CaptureFilterHelp - List supported capture filters and usage.

You can get information for the netsh trace show command: C:\> netsh trace show /? netsh trace stop – end the trace and create the capture file.netsh trace start – begin a trace specifying filters to use.netsh trace show – get information useful to use when specifying the trace.Such captures can be converted into a basic format that can be read with Wireshark using the Microsoft Message Analyzer that Microsoft makes freely available (a 68MB download). Windows versions 7 and above come with the netsh trace command which can be used to take packet captures – however these captures are incompatible with Wireshark.
