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Is it possible to relate an usbmonX interface in Linux to a certain physical USB-interface on the host machine, with Wireshark? So you could say that packets Y (something like that): ...were captured from the USB interface Z. I mean, while opening the interface overview and e.g. moving the mouse, I can see the packets increasing on usbmonX. But is it also possible to see the correlation between physical port and packets live by examining the dump? Thanks! |
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