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[Help] How to capture all the traffic that goes through my router - Saint-P - May 3, 2014 Hi everybody, Currently, i have my desktop pc(192.168.2.3) which connects to my router (192.168.2.1) on eth1 with ethernet cable as well. Desktop OS: Backtrack 5r3 Also, i have a laptop (192.168.2.2) which connects to my router (192.168.2.1) on wlan0 via wireless. Laptop OS: Backtrack 5r3 When im on desktop, I open wireshark --> Interface list (here is the place to set the device that you want to capture) , i add the eth1 to capture the traffic of my desktop. If i want to capture both (desktop and laptop traffic) i add eth1 and wlan0 and i can see the traffic without problem. Here is the question: When im on the laptop i can easily capture the traffic of LAPTOP only by adding wlan0 in Interface list. How can i capture the whole traffic that goes through my router (192.168.2.1) ?? I've done a research around the web and i think that i have to do something related with the SSH (port 22). Can anyone help me with that? Any post is welcome! Thanks! * - Kuky - May 3, 2014 Open wireshark and don't set any limiting filters. That'll capture everything leaving and entering your router * - Rackzen - May 4, 2014 For that , WireShark may help you .. You just to select the Ethernet controller ..