[PLUG] Wireshark help
William A Morita
wamorita at hevanet.com
Fri Oct 31 22:08:59 UTC 2008
Vincent,
If you are plugged into a switch, you are wasting your time.
(Unless your switch is one with either a special port or specially
configurable)
If you have your network on a hub, you will be able to see the LAN traffic.
- Bill Morita
wamorita at hevanet.com
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Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 10:57 AM
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Subject: [PLUG] Wireshark help
Hi:
I have launched wireshark on my Linux box and trying to capture and analyze
network traffic.
What I want is not to analyze the Linux box to/from network traffic but
analyze other box(es) on the network and their traffic to/from the outside
world as well as to/from the linux box.
So far, all I could capture is to/from the Linux host to/from any boxes on
my network but fail to capture any traffic out of other boxes to other
hosts.
Does anyone know the right filter rules for doing that?
A few years ago, i was able to do that with ettercap when Wireshark was
still known as Ethereal but things have been re-arranged and I don't see to
find the docs for describing that.
Thanks
--Vincent
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