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Table 6-3. Filter Editing Buttons
Button Description
Using Filters in the Quick Select Window
adds Copy and Paste functionality. See Using the Filter Editor Context
Menu on page 128.
Add AND/OR Adds a new AND/OR operator at the specified location.
You can toggle the new operator between AND and OR by double-clicking its
entry in Filter Editor or by clicking the Toggle AND/OR button.
Toggle AND/OR Toggles the selected operator between AND and OR. You can perform the
same operation by double-clicking its entry in the Filter Editor.
Toggle NOT Toggles the selected term between Include and Exclude (NOT). You can
perform the same operating by double-clicking a term’s entry in the Filter
Editor.
Direction Opens a dialog box in which you can select whether to mine packets in both
directions on the selected conversation, from the Source to the Destination
only, or from the Destination to the Source only.
NOTE: This button is only available when a “directional” term is selected – for
example, a conversation between two IP stations.
Edit Item Opens a dialog box in which you can edit the selected term’s definition. The
exact options that appear depend on the type of term selected. See Adding
Terms to the Create/Edit Filters Dialog Box on page 129 for information on
the options that can appear.
Delete Item Removes the selected item from the Filter Editor.
Add Opens a dialog box in which you can define the term selected in the adjacent
dropdown list for addition to the Filter Editor. For example, if IP Address is
selected, a dialog box appears in which you can specify the IP address and
subnet mask to be added to the Filter Editor.
See Adding Terms to the Create/Edit Filters Dialog Box on page 129 for
details on the different terms you can add and how to define them.
Clear Removes all definitions in the Filter Editor and creates a blank workspace.
Other Buttons in the Create/Edit Filters Dialog Box
OK accepts the current filter definitions and exits the Create/Edit
Filters dialog box. When you click the OK button, the Create/Edit
Filters dialog box takes the following actions:
Saves all changes made to named filters.
Sets the currently selected filter for mining analysis.
If the Auto Filter or Temporary filter is selected, saves the
settings as the new temporary filter and sets it for analysis.
The old temporary filter will be overwritten.
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