How are you hooked up?
Is your FW attached to a switch, which is also attached to your
ISP Router?
Or do you have a crossover cable between your FW and ISP Router?
From:
wireshark-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wireshark-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bill Baltas
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 1:15 AM
To: wireshark-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Wireshark-users] Logging Packets
Peter,
Have you tried using an Ethernet tap? I've used these in the past with
good results.
One tap I've used is:
http://www.networktaps.com/?_kk=ethernet%20taps&_kt=8b543eb3-3bef-47d9-8fb3-c9ab90306962&gclid=CIqqzqfYs5ACFRdPagod0xwpLA
Good Luck
Bill
>>> "Peter Cambouris" <Pcambouris@xxxxxxxxxxx> 12/14/07 7:56 AM >>>
IS there a step by step out there on how to setup a computer with
wireshark to be placed between a firewall and isp router? There is a
lot of bandwidth being transmitted and need to get answers for my
client
on what the traffic is. Please advise!!
Thanks
Peter
http://www.networktaps.com/?_kk=ethernet%20taps&_kt=8b543eb3-3bef-47d9-8fb3-c9ab90306962&gclid=CIqqzqfYs5ACFRdPagod0xwpLA
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