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I hava one PPTP server(192.168.1.100/172.17.0.1), and need route all the packets(target ip is
172.17.0.11) from PPP virtual insterface to another server(10.10.1.2). so I can capture the packets
on 10.10.1.2, any suggestion? thanks!
BTW:172.17.0.1 is the vpn gateway
ip route add 172.17.0.11 via 10.10.1.2
Hope that help you.
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My neighbour and I are both using the same internet provider but each has its own account, landline and router.
If my neighbour monitors traffic using wireshark, would they be able to capture my traffic?
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Long answer: this is not a Community for this...
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My machine is connected to a wireless router. Is it possible to analyse packets coming and going to the router? Can I use the bridged mode for achieving this?
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https://superuser.com/questions/453059/how-can-i-capture-packets-going-from-my-router-to-a-specific-server
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It is difficult to remember the IP address of different machine. Is there any way to use machine name to ssh connect the machine?
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