Hi,
Windows has a built in tool for network capturing.
List Adapter
pktmon comp list
Capture on interface with ID 8 , this save the packets to C:\Windows\System32\pktmon.etl
pktmon start --capture --comp 8 --pkt-size 0
Stop capturing
pktmon stop
Save as pcap format
pktmon etl2pcap C:\Windows\System32\pktmon.etl --out D:\trace.pcapng
Michael
Hi,
smartcard login consists on CAPI2. To enable verbose debugging set the loglevel and start the logging
Continue reading Windows: Enable smartcard/CAPI2 debugging →
Hi,
when you want to see whats happened on the i2c bus on an raspberry pi you can enable tracing with debugfs.
Get root and mount debugfs. This is usually already mounted in raspbian
michael@debdev ~ # sudo su
root@debdev ~ # mount -t debugfs none /sys/kernel/debug
Continue reading Linux: Enable i2c kernel tracing →
Hi,
Windows Event tracing also supports the capturing of network traffic which can be reed by Wireshark, Microsoft Network Monitor or the Microsoft Message Analyzer.
Continue reading Windows: Capture a network trace with builtin tools (netsh) →
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