Wireshark is an open source Network Protocol Analyzer under GNU License.
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Getting duplicated packets when replaying pcap files
The issue at hand is I have pcap files that I want to replay over a network. I used to use playcap to do this with no issue, however recently I noticed that playcap is sending each packet from the original file twice. I then downloaded bittwist and…

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Trace Packets in Kubernetes
I am trying to trace packets using sniffer using (https://github.com/eldadru/ksniff) but I am unable to make out how to trace packets and check if cluster IP is in use for Nodeport SVC.
I have the following scenario:
app1_sts.yaml
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apiVersion:…

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REST requests to an API falls in timeout randomly
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I developed a web app that communicate with an external API in REST. Most of the time I have no problem, but a few times (1 or 2 times a day) I have my request which is timed out although the message I send is correct.
By analyzing with Wireshark,…

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Checking for port exhaustion using WireShark
We have been having some rare port exhaustion issues on our computers. We deployed a little netstat monitoring app that tracks the amount of TIME_WAIT statuses per application and notifies us if there are more than usual. One suggestion was that our…
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Save all unique TCP/IP conversations
I have a tcpdump containing numerous HTTP sessions. I want to save each unique conversation i.e. SYN-to-FIN, in its own file using Wireshark (or any other tool if something else is better suited) without having to manually select/follow/save each…

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Connection drop
Trying to solve this problem here but not 100% sure what's the issue.
4 Fetal monitors and a PC in a clinic are connected to a switch. Those communicate with the PC. 1 to 4 times a day there is a connection drop between PC and all 4 monitors. Drop…

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How to detect packets on mirrored port using Promiscuous mode on a VM running on Proxmox
I have a Proxmox server with four network ports eno1, eno2, eno3, eno4. The eno4 is used for management console and internet access using vmbr0 linux bridge. I have created a vmbr1 bridge for the port mirrored destination port eno1. But I am not…

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TCP packets being lost
I have some TCP packets being lost. I have monitored the interface with tcpdump pcap file - https://www.dropbox.com/s/7m3hr1b7065tenx/tcp.pcap?dl=0
I noticed that when I lose packets I only get 5 frames whereas I usually see 9.
Example lost…

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How can I inspect everything that happens before a TCP handshake
On my local machine when I connect to a remote linux machine with netcat I can only see 3 related packets(the tcp handshake) in Wireshark.
I'm pretty sure there's more that happens before that(router --> ISP --> remote network) but I can't figure…
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What does it mean if I don't receive a SMB Negotiate Protocol Response from server?
What does it mean to not get an SMB Negotiate Protocol Response from server? Unable to mount fileshare drive (a third-party fileshare outside Azure). The architecture is similar to this one:…

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Traffic capture at boot
I'm trying to figure out what packets a linux host sends at boot in order to debug it.
Is there a way to start packet capture during boot time to not miss any packets?
What is your way of going about it?
I have found a red hat guide but it's behind…

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Difference between TCP Segment Data and Data on a Wireshark capture
I am trying to replicate some TCP communication that is sent from MongoDB and I have been able to replicate it byte by byte and it is still not being recognized.
The only difference I could find when analyzing the packets on Wireshark was that my…

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DNS behavior / Wireshark
I'm a Cloud Engineer and currently diving into networking and stuff. I have a question, I have the understanding that whenever I go to a site the first thing is DNS. So a DNS request gets sent to a recursive DNS server and I get a response back.…

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Why do I see unicast packets for a different IP when I sniff my interface?
I hook up a laptop via gigabit Ethernet to my corporate network and run Wireshark on the interface. I expect to see all broadcast and multicast traffic and unicast traffic either originating from or destined to my laptop's IP only.
For some reason,…

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Bytes-in-flight higher than receiver window in frozen client connections
I am dealing with sort of a "ghost issue". We have an endpoint URL that some people can use at all times with no issues but others have a frozen connection on the client side (checked with multiple client codes written in Java, Python C#) that never…

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