I want to wireshark the packets being sent and received via the serial port on my computer, it is a windows xp. How can I go about this? asked 22 Jul '13, 10:30 julianv23 |
4 Answers:
If the answer is still actual: COM port sniffer for Windows - http://www.eltima.com/products/serial-port-monitor/ answered 09 Oct '13, 00:52 DavidTurner edited 09 Oct '13, 00:53 |
You can't capture traffic of a COM port (serial Port) on Windows with Wireshark, as the capturing library (WinPcap) does not support this. What you need is a COM port sniffer for Windows. Please google that. You will find tools like these:
BTW: There seems to be a way to capture serial port traffic with Wireshark and named pipes. However, you would need a helper tool.
I think it's easier to go for the COM port sniffers I mentioned first. Regards answered 22 Jul '13, 14:24 Kurt Knochner ♦ |
This is a great product I've been using for years if you haven't already seen it http://www.stratusengineering.com/product/ez-tap-pro/ answered 15 Mar '16, 11:36 mike2408 |
I capture any serial data with the software - http://www.eltima.com/products/serial-port-monitor/ answered 28 Feb '17, 07:51 MicF |