Match each Wireshark feature or filter with its described use. All activities assume authorization.

### Why this is right Each item describes a distinct way to focus or interpret a packet capture: address filtering selects packets, stream following groups a conversation, object export extracts HTTP content, and coloring rules make packet categories easier to distinguish. ### The concept Wireshark provides filters and analysis views to make a capture easier to examine. A filter does not create traffic; it selects packets already captured. Following a stream provides context across packets, while exporting objects retrieves content that was transmitted and captured. Because exported material can be sensitive, handle it under the same authorization and data-protection rules as the capture. ### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | `ip.addr==10.0.0.5` | Filter packets associated with the specified Internet Protocol (IP) address | The address expression limits the displayed packets to those associated with that address. | | Follow TCP Stream | View a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) conversation together | The feature organizes packets from a TCP conversation into a stream view. | | Export Objects (HTTP) | Extract objects carried in captured Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) traffic | It can save objects present in the HTTP packets in the capture. | | Coloring Rules | Use visual colors to help distinguish protocols or packet types | Colors provide a visual cue and do not change packet contents. | ### Terms - **IP**: Internet Protocol. Provides addressing for packets across networks. - **TCP**: Transmission Control Protocol. Carries reliable, ordered data between endpoints. - **HTTP**: Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Carries web requests and responses. ### Remember Filters narrow a view, stream-following restores conversation context, and export extracts captured content.