Im facing problem that i have to catch packets between two devices on local network ethernet/ wifi : tv and iphone. Thats mean none of this devices is my computer. What is the most easy & effective solution ? asked 27 Feb '14, 06:41  Osel Miko Dř... |
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Problem in catching packets between two devices is that they doesnt comming to pc becouse the packets going directly to second device... I solved this problem with ARP poisoning tool Cain & Abel , then packets was going to my pc and i was able to catch any packets on local network... answered 03 Mar '14, 02:56 Osel Miko Dř... |
well, that depends on your environment and your skills ;-)) I guess the TV is connected via ethernet and the iPhone is connected via wlan, like this: Now, you have two options:
Capturing the ethernet traffic is (sometimes) easier than wlan/wifi traffic, however, you would need additional equipment (a TAP, or a switch with port mirror functionality), see: http://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/Ethernet Capturing the wlan/wifi traffic on a Windows box requires additional hardware (AirPcap) or special capture software. If you don't have that, I suggest to use Linux to capture wlan/wifi traffic: http://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/WLAN (see also numerous tutorials on youtube and google). Regards answered 02 Mar '14, 09:12  Kurt Knochner ♦ |
Thanks for answer ! I found solution which is probably most easiest.. check my answer