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Network Analysis With Wireshark On Ubuntu 9.10 Wireshark is a network protocol analyzer (or "packet sniffer") that can be used for network analysis, troubleshooting, software development, education, etc. This guide shows how to install and use it on an Ubuntu 9.10 desktop to analyze the traffic on the local network card.
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Nice tuto about this useful tools.
I also write a post about the use of Wireshark (in french).
Nicolas
Some weeks ago I installed wireshark without success. With your guide I was able to get it work.
Thanks
Good job - just what I needed - fast. Tnx!
Excellent. To the point and very well written. Thanks!
Worked the first time. Excellent. Thanks a lot.
I tried to install it as in your procedure from ubuntu software center, it didn't work, don't know why!!
but i was able to make the installation from the package manager by installing the wireshark package.
The menu item for wireshark - launcher properties - edit prefix with gksu did the trick for me.
I had wireshark installed long time back but never got to work from the menu neither using "sudo wireshark" from terminal. The "gksu wireshark" did the trick. Thx again.
~hari
wireshark sould not run as root
so i have to vote down (sorry)
Thans a lot. You saved my time :).
I was wondering why Wireshark did not show any interfaces when I tried to use it. This tutorial made everything clear.
if didnt show interface in capure in ubuntu 11.10
first : open terminal with ctrl+alt+t
then
type sudo su
then
type wireshark
and then open wireshark and then click ok in box and now click capture and click interface
now show interface
thnks very much... it works..