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WinDivert Packet Filter Presets Guide

The document outlines filter presets for capturing packets using specific criteria in a network environment. It provides examples of filters for loopback packets, general and specific IP addresses, and ports for both TCP and UDP protocols. Additionally, it mentions support for IPv6 and allows users to add their own custom filters.

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WinDivert Packet Filter Presets Guide

The document outlines filter presets for capturing packets using specific criteria in a network environment. It provides examples of filters for loopback packets, general and specific IP addresses, and ports for both TCP and UDP protocols. Additionally, it mentions support for IPv6 and allows users to add their own custom filters.

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# filters presets.

clumsy will capture packets base filter criteria


# each entry must contains single line
# filter-name:filter-text
# see <[Link]
language> for details

# loopback packets can only be filtered using 'outbound'.


localhost ipv4 all: outbound and loopback
localhost ipv4 tcp: tcp and outbound and loopback
localhost ipv4 udp: udp and outbound and loopback

# more general
all sending packets: outbound
all receiving packets: inbound

# more specific
all ipv4 against specific ip: [Link] == [Link] or [Link] ==
[Link]
tcp ipv4 against specific ip: tcp and ([Link] == [Link] or [Link] ==
[Link])
udp ipv4 against specific ip: udp and ([Link] == [Link] or [Link] ==
[Link])
all ipv4 against port: [Link] == 12354 or [Link] == 12354 or [Link]
== 12354 or [Link] == 12354
tcp ipv4 against port: tcp and ([Link] == 12354 or [Link] == 12354)
udp ipv4 against port: udp and ([Link] == 12354 or [Link] == 12354)

# ipv6 is supported but usually not that useful


ipv6 all: ipv6

# you can add your usual filters here for your own use:
#http requests ONLY(data transmit on other ports): outbound and [Link] == 80

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