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how to use wireshark for all packets coming to my router

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I am working in an IOT based project and would like to test the security of each packet coming from sensor device to my router which is then forwarded to remote cloud app.

To test the setup, I want to use two linux VMs or two linux machines and simulate the packet. Once I have the setup running, I want to use it fro my sensor devices

Please help.

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anuraga
asked 2018-12-13 12:38:12 +0000
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Do you have ssh access to your "Router" and can you run tcpdump on the Router? Then you could ssh into it and feed the tcpdump output into your local running wireshark.

There is dozens of tutorials.

for example here is a short one: https://kaischroed.wordpress.com/2013...

If you can't tcpdump packets on your router, the easiest way is to outsource the Wifi from the router (if not spearate anyway already) and put a switch which has a monitor port in between the the WiFi Access Point and the actual router.

hope that helps.

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answered 2018-12-13 14:43:58 +0000
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