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I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow Windows app installed on different workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to capture these calls? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow Windows app apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to capture these calls? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to capture make these calls? calls to show up in that menu, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in that menu, the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets, packets netween one TextNow client and a TextNow web server on Amazon Clouds redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets netween one TextNow client and a TextNow web server on running at Amazon Clouds Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets netween between one TextNow client and a TextNow web server running at Amazon Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets between one TextNow client and a TextNow web server running at Amazon Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets between one TextNow client and a TextNow web server running at Amazon Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets between one TextNow client and a TextNow web server running at Amazon Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets between one TextNow client and a TextNow web server running at Amazon Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.

I'm trying to capture wired VoIP calls between 2 TextNow apps installed on different Windows 10 workstations on the same LAN, by running Wireshark 2.4.2 on one of these workstations. However, after the call is captured, nothing shows up under Telephony - VoIP Calls, or any other Telephony Wireshark menu option. Why is that, and how to make these calls to show up in the Telephony window, so I can listen to them and analyze? Captured traffic during such call is presented by Wireshark as primarily UDP and STUN packets between one TextNow client and a TextNow web server running at Amazon Cloud redirecting the call to another TextNow client on my LAN, but no SIP packets.