

Status codes are responses given by the web server in response to a request made to it.

From the top menu, select “Statistics,” “HTTP,” then “Packet Counter.”.How to View All Status Codes for an HTTP Request Expand the “Hypertext Transfer Protocol” option, then the “HTTP/1.1….” option underneath to see it. Note: The status code and other useful information about the selected data packet are available in the window below the packets window. The number part of the “Info” will be the status code.Select the packet entry where the “Info” column reads: “HTTP/1.1 OK.”.Once Wireshark displays the HTTP packets for your website request, stop the capture by clicking on the stop icon. Then, under the main menu, click on the start icon (the first icon) to start capturing packets.To see the HTTP packets only, enter “HTTP” in the “Filter” text field towards the top-left.Launch a new web browser then navigate to the website you’d like to examine the status codes of.Wireshark will automatically start collecting packets.

