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I work for a Hosted VOIP PBX provider and I would like to learn the best way to use Wireshark to diagnose issues with VOIP. I can already setup the packet captures to get all traffic and then use the "VOIP Calls" analysis funtion to see all the calls but I need to be able to also see what is going on behind the customer premise router. What is the best way to achieve this short of placing a hub on the customer premise and taking the capture there? |
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You have a trillion packets.
You need to see four of them.
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Asked: 23 Mar '11, 13:52
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