UDP header options

Use these options to check the UDP header:

src_port

Check the source port number or range.

Syntax:

--src_port [!]<number>;

The placement of : indicates less than or equal to:

--src_port [!]:<number>;

The placement of : indicates greater than or equal to:

--src_port [!]<number>:;

The placement of : indicates a range, exclusive of endpoints:

--src_port [!]<number>:<number>;

The optional prefix ! means exclude.

Example:

--src_port 1000:;

dst_port

Check the destination port number or range.

Syntax:

--dst_port [!]<number>;

Equal to:

--dst_port [!]:<number>;

Greater than or equal to:

--dst_port [!]<number>:;

Range, exclusive of endpoints:

--dst_port [!]<number>:<number>; placement of : indicates  a range, exclusive of endpoints

The optional prefix ! means exclude.

Example:

--dst_port 200:300;

udp.src_port, udp.dst_port, udp.length, udp.checksum

Check these fields in the UDP header.

Syntax:

 --udp.[decorations] <operator> <value>;

Valid operators: =, !, >=, <=, &, |, ^, and in.

Example:

 --udp.scr_port in [1111,2222];

udp[offset]

Access any fields in UDP header in freelance mode.

Syntax:

--udp[offset] <operator> <value> [, word size] [, endianness];

Both word size and endianness are optional. By default, the engine uses BYTE and big endian.

Valid operators: =, !, >=, <=, &, |, ^, and in.

Example:

--udp[20] &0xF0 = 0x30;