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Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
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You don't say which distribution you're using, but most come with capture support built in by default these days. It's possible it's a privileges issue, in which case https://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSe...turePrivileges should help.
Hi Jeremy, thanks for the reply and sorry it is fedora 21 (64bit)
it seems all the setting and tools are installed as per the URL
I am trying to sniff out all the traffic that is running about in my network (what ny network card see), I am running Wireshark in promiscuous mode and with no filters, yet all I can see is broadcast and unicast and traffic that is going out and in from my machine. I have tried with no firewall with no luck
Any idea to what is causing whether I am doing this wrong some other!
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