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I have seen some werird things with some npcap versions. Doenloading npcap instaeer, removing npcap en install it manual

Not realy a thing wireshark was designed to do. But if you capture all the traffic I am sure you in the end decode the

There is a dirty trick to get more traffic out of a switch. But it requires you to make your own cable. And it is dirty

Sounds like QUIC traffic. Are you decoding QUIC?

Can you clarify as to what you want to achive?

Could this be an issue in your networking stack?

There is a tricky thnig. As coloring rules are art of a profile. If you chnage them for Prfile A and are working in Prof

display filter : "arp" capture filter: "arp" Sometimes it is amazingly simple. So if you have to ask this for a test th

I suggest you delve into intensics of VMware WorkStation. Not a real Wireshark question I guess. I expect you get better

I suggest you delve into intensics of VMware WorkStation. Not a real Wireshark question I guess. I guess you get better

Got it. Thanks.

Too bad I can't find the profiles Betty is referring to. Does anyone where to find them?

Assuming you have done some sort of training and/or zelfstudy on TCP I suggest you look at the various video's from Laur

Additional information is also useful. Like Exact windows version and build, Exact Wireshark version, CPU, Memory, ....

You can't. Decrypting traffic from 3rd party devices without the correct key set from 1 of the 2 endpoints is not possi

What are you trying to accomplish? I suggest you explain your question more clearly.

If I understand you correctly you captured packets on one system but not on the other. Then it stands to reason that you

Run tcpdump on your router.

Did you raise a ticket with Google? If you can't deploy it then that's Google's problem. Nothing anyone here can do as t

I think you are not looking at the right tool at the moment. Start by determining why you are banned. If it tracks down

Indeed the most obvious place to look for answeres is the proxy making the decision. F5 for example has a default timeou

If you have a full packet capture you can select a RST packet and do follow TCP stream. Then you can tell more. If it f

That will depend a lot on the TLS level and keys used. Decoding them later is painful at best and it's getting harder an

This is a pretty impossible question. Not a clue on what Operating System you are running on. What sort of interface you

You have to use the gitlab site https://gitlab.com/wireshark/wireshark to send in your feature request. It should be som

You have to take this up with Zoom. Everyone communicates to Zoom servers.

If you look at the packet stream how can you match the stream from client to proxy to the stream from proxy to server?

I tried to understand what you are looking for but the question was not clear to me.

Given the way the question was posted I would be inclined to say: No , you can't unless you know what you are doing. As

Given the way the question was posted I would be inclined to say: No , you can't unless you know what you are doing.

Please explain what you want to accomplish. As it sounds like you are trying to mix things that have no relation to one

I am sure you know that RHEL 6 is nearly end of life? So why not use a more up-to-date platform?

You can add colums at will. I strongly suggest you watch some short video's on the subject like https://www.youtube.com

I guess you want Wireshark to DECRYPT things.