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with the advent of ipv6, these columns are hard to quickly identify with a particular system. I was wondering if there is an option to use the 'ethers' table, when an entry exists, in place of the ip address in either the source or destination columns?

asked 17 Jul '13, 14:15

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edited 18 Jul '13, 06:08

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If you want to show the MAC addresses, or the names corresponding to the MAC addresses, in the columns in the packet summary, go to Edit -> Preferences, select 'Columns', and for the 'Source' and 'Destination' columns, select 'Hardware src addr' and 'Hardware dest addr', respectively.

To get the addresses mapped to names, however, you'll have to add the names to the 'ethers' file; that will not happen automatically, except in cases where packets such as ARP packets, allowing Wireshark to infer the MAC address to IP address mapping and thus to translate the IP address to a host name, are in the capture. (No, Wireshark does not automatically map MAC addresses to host names.)

This will, of course, not give useful information for packets that didn't originate and terminate on your LAN segment, but that are being routed through your network.

answered 17 Jul '13, 23:03

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The hosts file is used for this purpose, not the ethers file.

For this to work, you must:

  • Start Wireshark
  • Enable network resolution: Edit -> Preferences -> Name Resolution -> Resolve network (IP) addresses -> Select -> OK
  • Navigate to where the hosts file is located: Help -> About Wireshark -> Folders -> Personal configuration -> double-click on the folder
  • Create/Open your hosts file: If a hosts file already exists, open it using any text editor; if it doesn't exist, then create an empty file named hosts and open it.
  • Add the entry or entries: Each entry will have the format as documented in man hosts. For more information, see also: Section 7.7 Name Resolution of the Wireshark user guide as well as Appendix A.2. Configuration Files and Folders.
  • Restart Wireshark
  • Open a capture file or start a live capture with traffic going to/from those hosts you just added and observe that they are resolved to the host names you entered

Some example entries:

answered 17 Jul '13, 20:04

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This article will explain how to use wireshark to capture TCP/IPpackets. Specifically I will show how to capture encrypted (HTTPS)packets and attempt to document the 'dance' a client and server do tobuild an SSL tunnel.

What is Wireshark?

Wireshark is a network protocol analyzer for Windows, OSX, and Linux. Itlets you capture and interactively browse the traffic running on acomputer network. Similar software includes tcpdump on Linux.

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Install Wireshark

First step, acquire Wireshark for your operating system.

Ubuntu Linux:sudo apt-get install wireshark

Windows or Mac OSX: search for wireshark and download the binary.

How to capture packets

This is Wireshark's main menu:

To start a capture, click the following icon:

A new dialog box should have appeared. Click start on your preferredinterface:

You are now capturing packets. The packet information is displayed inthe table below the main menu:

Now browse to an HTTPS website with your browser. I went tohttps://linkpeek.com and after the page completely loaded, I stopped theWireshark capture:

Depending on your network, you could have just captured MANY packets. Tolimit our view to only interesting packets you may apply a filter.Filter the captured packets by ssl and hit Apply:

Now we should be only looking at SSL packets.

Next we will analyze the SSL packets and answer a few questions

1. For each of the first 8 Ethernet frames, specify the source ofthe frame (client or server), determine the number of SSL records thatare included in the frame, and list the SSL record types that areincluded in the frame. Draw a timing diagram between client and server,with one arrow for each SSL record.

Frame 1 client | 1 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.601588000
Frame 2 server | 1 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.688170000
Frame 3 server | 2 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.688628000
Frame 4 client | 3 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.697705000
frame 5 server | 2 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.713139000
frame 6 client | 1 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.713347000
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frame 7 server | 0 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.713753000
frame 8 server | 1 record | Arrival Time: Feb 15, 201215:38:55.715003000

2. Each of the SSL records begins with the same three fields (withpossibly different values). One of these fields is “content type” andhas length of one byte. List all three fields and their lengths.

Each hexadecimal digit (also called a 'nibble') represents four binarydigits (bits) so each pair of hexadecimal digits equals 1 byte.
a. Destination mac address | 6 btyes | 00 21 9b 31 99 51
c. Type: IP | 2 byte | 08 00

ClientHello Records

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3.Expand the ClientHello record. (If your trace containsmultiple ClientHello
records, expand the frame that contains the first one.) What is thevalue of the
hex: 16 (16+6=22) Handshake
4. Does the ClientHello record advertise the cipher suites itsupports? If so, in the first listed suite, what are the public-keyalgorithm, the symmetric-key algorithm, and the hash algorithm?

ServertHello Records

5. Look to the ServerHello packet. What cipher suite does itchoose?
Cipher Suite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (0x002f)
6. Does this record include a nonce? If so, how long is it? Whatis the purpose of the
Yes, 28 bytes. The ClientHello packet also generated a nonces. Theyare used to make the session communication between the two nodesunique. It 'salts' the communication to prevent replay attacks. Areplay attack happens when data from old communications is used to'crack' a current communication.
7.Does this record include a session ID? What is the purpose ofthe session ID?

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Yes, This is to make things efficient, in case the client has anyplans of closing the current connection and reconnect in the nearfuture.
8.How many frames does the SSL certificate take to send?

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