The bottom pane is the packet bytes pane, and details the individual bytes that comprise a packet, shown in hex and ASCII format, similar to tcpdump’s –X option. The middle pane is the packet details pane, and shows detailed information about the data fields contained within the packet that is selected in the packet list pane. The default columns include a packet number, a timestamp (defaulting to the time since the beginning of the capture), source and destination address, protocol, packet length, and an info column that contains protocol-specific information. The uppermost is the packet list pane, which shows each packet summarized into a single line, with individual fields separated as columns. Looking at the image above, you will notice that Wireshark is divided into three panes.
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