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I just downloaded wireshark on my Macbook Air running Big Sur, and when I listen on the WiFi interface (en0) I see tons of traffic, but it is all just showing up as 0x0800 (IP) packets with the occasional ARP thrown in. I am sure I am on the right interface, but I can't tell why my packets aren't being parsed as what they are. What am I missing?
I just downloaded wireshark on my Macbook Air running Big Sur, and when I listen on the WiFi interface (en0) I see tons of traffic, but it is all just showing up as 0x0800 (IP) packets bare ethernet frames between my machine and my router with the occasional ARP thrown in. I am sure I am on the right interface, but I can't tell why my packets aren't being parsed as what they are. What am I missing?
I just downloaded wireshark on my Macbook Air running Big Sur, and when I listen on the WiFi interface (en0) I see tons of traffic, but it is all just showing up as bare ethernet frames between my machine and my router with the occasional ARP thrown in. I am sure I am on the right interface, but I can't tell why my packets aren't being parsed as what they are. What am I missing?missing?
I just downloaded wireshark on my Macbook Air running Big Sur, and when I listen on the WiFi interface (en0) I see tons of traffic, but it is all just showing up as bare ethernet frames between my machine and my router with the occasional ARP thrown in. I am sure I am on the right interface, but I can't tell why my packets aren't being parsed as what they are. What am I missing?
I just downloaded wireshark on my Macbook Air running Big Sur, and when I listen on the WiFi interface (en0) I see tons of traffic, but it is all just showing up as bare ethernet frames between my machine and my router with the occasional ARP thrown in. I am sure I am on the right interface, but I can't tell why my packets aren't being parsed as what they are. What am I missing?
