![]() Update: this is possible now (more or less) on Windows when you use npcap instead of WinPCAP. ![]() This is something you can’t do on Windows with Wireshark except if using AirPCAP adapters. Promiscuous Mode Setting for Network Interfacesīy the way, if you’re capturing on a wireless card, you’ll also need something called “ Monitor Mode” enabled as well, or you’ll not see packets with their radio information. That mode is called “Promiscuous Mode”, and Wireshark does it automatically by default: Now, if you want to tell your network card “hey, accept everything! Forget the destination thing filtering, I want it all!” you need to enable a special mode on the network card. So if you want to grab stuff that others are sending to each other, you’ve got a problem. ![]() Take a good look at number 3 – this means that if your network card sees packets that are sent from other PCs to other servers (without your PC being involved at all), your card will not even really look at them except to find out that it doesn’t care.
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