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Stop the packet capture by clicking on the Stop button.

You can save the captured traffic data using following steps:

To filter traffic for specific protocol say TCP, UDP, SMTP, ARP, DNS Requests etc just type the protocol name in the Apply a display filter field.

To filter traffic from any specific IP address type: ip.addr = 'xxx.xx.xx.xx' in the Apply a display filter field.

Now as you have clicked the capture button you will see random flooding of data in the Wireshark dashboard. After selecting the interface click on Capture packet button from the toolbar. If you are not sure about your interface just type ifconfig( ipconfig for windows) in command line and see what interface you are using currently to browse the web.

Upon firing up Wireshark first you need to choose the interface for which you want to capture the traffic for wireless, ethernet etc. Now, once we have successfully installed wireshark, we will use it. Just run the following command:įor Windows users, you will have to download wireshark from here and then install it. Installing wireshark for Linux platform is super easy. Before we start using wireshark let's first install it.

Free wireshark tutorial