Removal of unnecessary line

Author: James-Green-Microsoft

articles/private-5g-core/data-plane-packet-capture.md

@@ -35,11 +35,9 @@ Data plane packet capture works by mirroring packets to a Linux kernel interface
 
     `upft list`
 
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-1. Either:
-    - Run `upftdump` with any parameters that you would usually pass to tcpdump. In particular, `-i` to specify the interface, and `-w` to specify where to write to. Close the UPFT tool when done by pressing <kbd>Ctrl + C</kbd>. The following examples are common use cases:
-        - To run capture packets on all interfaces run `upftdump -i any -w any.pcap`
-        - To run capture packets for the N3 interface and the N6 interface for a single data network, enter the UPF-PP troubleshooter pod in two separate windows. In one window run `upftdump -i n3trace -w n3.pcap` and in the other window run `upftdump -i <N6 interface> -w n6.pcap` (use the N6 interface for the data network as identified in step 2).
+1. Run `upftdump` with any parameters that you would usually pass to tcpdump. In particular, `-i` to specify the interface, and `-w` to specify where to write to. Close the UPFT tool when done by pressing <kbd>Ctrl + C</kbd>. The following examples are common use cases:
+    - To run capture packets on all interfaces run `upftdump -i any -w any.pcap`
+    - To run capture packets for the N3 interface and the N6 interface for a single data network, enter the UPF-PP troubleshooter pod in two separate windows. In one window run `upftdump -i n3trace -w n3.pcap` and in the other window run `upftdump -i <N6 interface> -w n6.pcap` (use the N6 interface for the data network as identified in step 2).
 
     > [!IMPORTANT]
     > Packet capture files may be large, particularly when running packet capture on all interfaces. Specify filters when running packet capture to reduce the file size - see the tcpdump documentation for the available filters.