i can't capture any packet on my wifi divice. but i can capture what going on on my laptop. im using 802.11 b/g/n. please help. i dont have money to buy aircpap. This question is marked "community wiki". asked 12 Aug '11, 07:51  Ezani Straw IV edited 12 Aug '11, 07:54 |
One Answer:
To capture wireless traffic with Wireshark on a Windows computer, you currently must have an AirPcap adapter (as mentioned in this answer and elsewhere). If you cannot procure an AirPcap adapter, you can in stead use a modern Linux distribution. Ubuntu and Fedora are relatively easy to use, have live-cd support, and can install Wireshark through the standard package manager. Really, though, you could try any distribution you like. answered 12 Aug '11, 08:47  multipleinte... |
