![]() ![]() Right now, I've got 12 hours into it and still haven't even copied any of my project files onto it, I really just need to go back to getting it running, running the fan, etc. After setting up the interface in /etc/network/interfaces with the proper commands to get the interface setup as 'promiscuous', I am able to use wireshark to get information from my SPAN port. I'll do a full wipe/format/re-image and try again sometime. By default, VMware ESX will not allow guest virtual machines to. On machines running under VMware ESX: You may need to change the configuration of the virtual switch on which you want to run packet capture. To remove the NIC from promiscuous mode: root ifconfig eth0 -promisc. I likely just screwed something up writing the new image I verified the checksum of the download, so it could just be a bad sd card or something like that. To put the NIC in promiscuous mode: root ifconfig eth0 promisc. I am 100% certain I never went through any of those steps in the past. That seems to be the most popular result. I'll follow the guide on v, git cloning the project at github/seemoo-lab/nexmon.git. Apparently I'm getting old I honestly do not remember ever having to do this before. Thank you for the suggestion I did some reading and it appears that is what it will take. You can set an explicit length if needed, e.g., for performance or privacy reasons. ![]() ![]() Snaplen The snapshot length, or the number of bytes to capture for each packet. Note that another application might override this setting. You need to reapply the Nexmon patch to enable monitor mode every time the WiFi firmware or kernel is changed/upgraded. Promiscuous Lets you put this interface in promiscuous mode while capturing. My pi 4B' on-board broadcom 43430 worked in monitor mode with no trouble at all until a few days ago I did a sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade, which (for the 3rd time in 3 months) rebooted to a blank sd card. ![]()
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