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Hi guys.
I remember that in the past, I succeed to sniff network traffic with Wireshark but when I tried lately, it didn't work.
- Enabled monitor and promisc mode using the command line and launched Wireshark with option 'promisc mode' on: didn't work.
- Directly launched Wireshark with option 'promisc mode' on: didn't work.
- Did the both previous things with option 'promisc mode' off: didn't work.
So in the worst case I can't get TCP packets (and any useful), even mine, and in the best case, I just can get my TCP (and others) packets.
I'm using AR5007EG with ath5k.
Please, help me!
PS: I launched Wireshark as root.
And sorry for my poor English.
I often have many different interfaces (virtual networks, VPN tunnels, etc) and I sometimes to forget to select the "real" NIC when I start my capture.
SUGGESTION: please make sure you've selected a valid interface.
ALSO:
Perhaps the Wireshark Wiki might have some useful tips:
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