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Something Like UNIX Tee in Windows For Tshark

I have a yealink ip phone that I would like to capture in real time. The phone's web gui will begin downloading / writing to a file using the "enhanced capture" feature. It stops writing when I click "stop capture" in the web gui. Is there a way to tee, "tail", or pipe this to the .pcap file that tshark can read in real time, so that I can ascertain which button presses/features/calls/conferences/transfers on the phone correlate to what packet at what time, as they happen, rather than after the capture? I suspect that the answer is at the Windows OS level or browser/addon/plugin level, and not a tshark feature, but I thought this is the best place to ask.

I'll be switching over to Linux for troubleshooting in the near future, so what is the proper Linux way to do this?

Something Like UNIX Tee in Windows For Tshark

I have a yealink ip phone that I would like to capture in real time. The phone's web gui will begin downloading / writing to a file using the "enhanced capture" feature. It stops writing when I click "stop capture" in the web gui. Is there a way to tee, "tail", or pipe this to the .pcap file that tshark can read in real time, so that I can ascertain which button presses/features/calls/conferences/transfers on the phone correlate to what packet at what time, as they happen, rather than after the capture? I suspect that the answer is at the Windows OS level or browser/addon/plugin level, and not a tshark feature, but I thought this is the best place to ask.

Also, I'll be switching over to Linux for troubleshooting in the near future, so what is the proper Linux way to do this? this?

Something Like UNIX Tee in Windows For Tshark

I have a yealink ip phone that I would like to capture in real time. The phone's web gui will begin downloading / writing to a file using the "enhanced capture" feature. It stops writing when I click "stop capture" in the web gui. Is there a way to tee, "tail", or pipe this to the .pcap file that tshark can read in real time, so that I can ascertain which button presses/features/calls/conferences/transfers on the phone correlate to what packet at what time, as they happen, rather than after the capture? I suspect that the answer is at the Windows OS level or browser/addon/plugin level, and not a tshark feature, but I thought this is the best place to ask.

Also, I'll be switching over to Linux or BSD for troubleshooting in the near future, so what is the proper Linux way to do this?

Something Like UNIX Tee in Windows For Tshark

I have a yealink ip phone that I would like to capture in real time. The phone's web gui will begin downloading / writing to a file using the "enhanced capture" feature. It stops writing when I click "stop capture" in the web gui. Is there a way to tee, "tail", or pipe this to the .pcap file that tshark can read in real time, so that I can ascertain which button presses/features/calls/conferences/transfers on the phone correlate to what packet at what time, as they happen, rather than after the capture? I suspect that the answer is at the Windows OS level or browser/addon/plugin level, and not a tshark feature, but I thought this is the best place to ask.

Also, I'll be switching over to Linux or BSD for troubleshooting in the near future, so what is the proper Linux way to do this?