EUREKA!
I removed the Symantec Client VPN application, Wireshark and
WinPcapreinstalled Wireshark and WinPcap and "I can see clearly
now". I had looked through the Symantec Client VPN app before to turn
off the internal firewall, but that didn't help. Maybe on install the
application doe
Thanks for the response. The reason I don't think it is the switch
configuration is because I'm seeing the same result on 4 different
switches (3 different 3560Gs and one 3550). I don't handle the Windows
patching/installation and I believe something has been added/patched on
my laptop (wireshark
> When http attempt is made to www.4thegame.com (213.160.120.1) all I
see
> is:
>
> SourceDestination ProtocolInfo
> 127.0.0.1 213.160.120.1 ICMPEcho (ping) request
>
>
There is definitely something wrong with your network. You should never,
ever se
Bill,
That's exactly what I've done. Without the system being a monitor,
capturing packets while browsing the Internet displays packets as I expect.
-Chad
Bill Baltas said the following on 10/10/2007 1:30 PM:
> Chad,
>
> Your capture ports look okay. Could you have a capture filter defined
Chad,
Your capture ports look okay. Could you have a capture filter defined in
Wireshark?
Also, are you sure the capture workstation is not working properly.
One easy way to check the workstation is to turn off the capture to the
destination port (no monitor session 1 destination interface Gi
Removed SPAN configuration and reconfigured
net-gig2#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
net-gig2(config)#monitor session 1 source interface Gi0/21
net-gig2(config)#monitor session 1 destination interface Gi0/22
net-gig2(config)#^Z
net-gig2#
net-gig2#sh monitor
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>
> Obviously the port monitoring is incorrect. Cisco does a great job of
> being inconsistent across their product line (but don't tell that to
the
> layer 3 guys - most insist Cisco can do no
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I'm currently using version 0.99.6 on a Windows platform.
I have the following configuration set up on my Cisco 3560
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>If your network card is known to work in "promiscuous mode"
>the problem is probably that the mirror port is not working propperly.
>
>If CDP is enabled and you see
If your network card is known to work in "promiscuous mode" the
problem is probably that the mirror port is not working propperly.
If CDP is enabled and you see CDP packets whose source interface is
declared to be the one you are connected, the mirroring is not working
properly, it is working as a
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>I do have "promiscous mode" checked within the Options screen
>
> Luis EG Ontanon said the following on 10/10/2007 10:22 A
I do have "promiscous mode" checked within the Options screen
Luis EG Ontanon said the following on 10/10/2007 10:22 AM:
> The symptoms are those of not capturing in promiscuous mode, I.e. you
> see only broadcast packets and those directed to your machine (which
> in this case do not exist).
>
>
The symptoms are those of not capturing in promiscuous mode, I.e. you
see only broadcast packets and those directed to your machine (which
in this case do not exist).
Set the "Capture n promiscuous mode" flag in the capture dialog.
On 10/10/07, Giles Coochey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Obv
>
> Obviously the port monitoring is incorrect. Cisco does a great job of
> being inconsistent across their product line (but don't tell that to
the
> layer 3 guys - most insist Cisco can do no wrong as an article of
faith).
Are you sure that the port monitoring is wrong for a 3560?
Maybe I'm mi
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I'm currently using version 0.99.6 on a Windows platform.
I have the following configuratio
> I'm currently using version 0.99.6 on a Windows platform.
>
> I have the following configuration set up on my Cisco 3560 switch.
>
> monitor session 1 source interface Gi0/21 (Windows XP Desktop)
> monitor session 1 destination interface Gi0/22 (Windows XP Laptop
> w/Wireshark application)
>
I'm currently using version 0.99.6 on a Windows platform.
I have the following configuration set up on my Cisco 3560 switch.
monitor session 1 source interface Gi0/21 (Windows XP Desktop)
monitor session 1 destination interface Gi0/22 (Windows XP Laptop
w/Wireshark application)
I start a capture
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