Set the UDP port configured in IAP ( 5555) and select also the format of captured packets (in my example, pcap (type 0)) Now launch Wireshark and go to the preference

format is the format of packet send to the computer (there is pcap, peek, airmagnet, pcap radio or ppi, see after for recommended value)Ībout format, actually airmagnet format is not yet support by Wireshark, it is recommended to use pcap for simple remote, if you need radio info use PPI or pcap radio format.

UDPPort is the UDP Port where the packet is send to the computer (use 5555).is the address IP of computer with Wireshark.

In my example, the BSSID is 24:de:c6:8b:12:20 In WLAN Interface, there is the list of BSSID (one for 80211b/g and one for 80211/a/n/ac) Search the BSSID for access point using show ap monitor status command. It is the same login and password like web administration page a computer with Wireshark (> 1.11.3 !) available here.a IAP (recommanded IAP225, if you when sniffing 802.11ac).With new 802.11ac standard, there is no yet airpcap available for make pcap trace !īut with Aruba IAP, it is possible to use IAP for remote pcap ! with Wireshark (it is also possible with Aruba Controller !) When there is same problem with Wireless Network, it is sometime needed to have same pcap trace for troubleshooting !

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