In this article, we will consider the possibility of capturing network packets on EDGE with its further analysis in Wireshark; this can be useful in diagnosing a wide range of problems. After gaining access to the control panel of the virtual router, as described in Part 1
We will decide on the network interface on which we will remove packets - show interface
In the example described below, we will analyze traffic on the vNic_0 interface. There are two options for capturing traffic:
- to the screen and
- to file.
I. Traffic capture and viewing in the terminal.
Start debug packet display interface vNic_0 and get a report about traffic to the console.
To complete capture, press CTRL + C. If you enable output logging in the SSH client settings in a file, then get this data in the file.
To filter exchange traffic with a specific host, for example, from 90.107.69.171
debug packet display interface vNic_0 90.107.69.171
To filter traffic by host 90.107.69.171 and port 22 we use:
debug packet display interface vNic_0 port_22_and_host_90.107.69.171
You can exclude from the output those connections that we use to connect to EDGE via SSH, adding not to the rules, excluding our host 90.107.69.171:
debug packet display interface vNic_0 not_port_22_and_not_host_90.107.69.171
To capture on multiple ports UDP / 500 (ISAKMP) or UDP / 4500 (IPSEC) and Remote host IP: 192.168.255.2, write:
debug packet display interface vNic_0 host_192.168.255.2_and_udp_port_500_or_udp_port_4500
Other examples of possible filtering:
debug packet display interface any host_11.22.33.44_and_tcp_port_80
debug packet display interface vNic_0 udp
debug packet display interface vNic_0 icmp
debug packet display interface vNic_0 host_10.10.10.10
debug packet display interface vNic_0 tcp_src_port_53
debug packet display interface any host_10.10.10.10_or_host_11.22.33.44
II. Capturing traffic with saving to file
Write all captured traffic to a file - debug packet capture interface vNic_0
You can continue to work in the console. As you decided to finish collecting traffic, enter - no debug packet capture interface vNic_0. Now let's see the created file with this data - debug show files.
After saving file, copy it from EDGE to the remote server, where continue to work with it and analyze it. The following protocols are supported - FTP or SCP. Copy to the root of the FTP server 192.168.2.2 located in VDC, debug copy ftp FTP_USER_NAME @ FTP_SERVER: / tcpdump_vNic_0.0, then enter password.
SCP protocol is executed the same way. The file is copied to FTP, do not store it on EDGE and delete debug remove tcpdump_vNic_0.0
Wireshark-m is installed on server, open it normally.
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