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For questions about Wireshark, a packet analyzer
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Capturing dot1q packets with Wireshark on a PC
I used the packet sniffer function which saved the capture to a file and I was able to download the file to my PC and view it with Wireshark. The 802.1Q field was a sight for sore eyes :). …
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Capturing dot1q packets with Wireshark on a PC
I have spent the last few hours trying to capture some trunk packets so I can see and examine the dot1q VLAN field. I have tried mirroring the trunk port to my PC using the following commands on Cisco …