hello to everybody. I am noob in wirewhark sniffing... so i want to capture all traffics from all devices that is connected to my home modem(all devices are connecting through Wi-Fi connection).Please answer my question if u know the right answer.thank you
Hi Mohamad,
If you need to capture all traffic going through your modem then your best bet is to capture using a TAP between your WIFI routeur (WAN/Internet port) and that modem.
You'll then have all the traffic that is going to the Internet.
You won't capture traffic between the devices themselves.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
JF
If your Wi-Fi router is the modem - i.e., if the modem has WAN, Wi-Fi, and possibly Ethernet ports - that obviously won't work. You'd have to capture in monitor mode, on some machine with a Wi-Fi adapter and an OS that lets Wireshark capture in monitor mode, to capture all Wi-Fi traffic between other devices and the modem/router, and, if it has an Ethernet port that's in use, you'd have to use a tap to capture all Ethernet traffic between other devices and the modem/router.
Asked: 2019-02-28 16:15:11 +0000
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Last updated: Feb 28 '19
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