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OK, now it's time to start using and looking for a specific IP address.

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Now I open my theory that if I have coffee, you can notice that this is my IP address.

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So actually, let's increase the font size.

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This yeah, I think this is better.

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And you can see that this is my IP address, so I want to filter the biggest that being recorded here

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are being captured here.

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I want to filter them to only show that that these packets have this idea that it's OK.

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So I want it from here, I blight the display filter.

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I've looked at that.

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And by the way, you can see that it's very elegant.

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You can see that it will start showing you some suggestions and whatever.

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So if I click on it, so I'd be there, which is addressed equally equal.

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This idea this OK, which is this from my neighbor?

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So if I don't end up OK and here I want to bring Google Dotcom, for example.

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So if I type Bing, Google Dotcom, you can see that it will start showing all the packets.

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That has this IBM habit, so here the source is like this.

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The destination is like this here.

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The source is like, this destination is like this, so you can see every package, even this one,

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as you can see this one.

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You can see that it has that IP address that we would get here.

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OK.

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Now, what if I want to, but it depends on the source or destination, how to do that?