LINKIT is proud to host the annual Wireshark Users NL gathering. The evening will be hosted at our office in De Meern (Utrecht), with food and drinks provided by us. Check the program below and join by filling out the subscription form!
The program we have put together for you is:
- 17:30 – Meetup with Drinks and Finger-food
- 18:15 – Kickoff by LINKIT
- 18:30 – Remote packet capture in Wireshark with sshdump and ciscodump
- 19:15 – Break
- 19:30 – Gotta catch ’em all! A field test of portable gigabit taps
- 20:15 – Drinks
Remote packet capture in Wireshark with sshdump and ciscodump
By Eduard Kooijmans, network specialist at Rijksoverheid/SSC-ICT
Wireshark can remotely capture on ssh servers and Cisco devices. In this talk Eduard will take you on the journey on how to enable these features during installation of Wireshark. He will also show how to configure the devices as well as Wireshark to make remote capture possible. From his experience in using these features he will share some do’s and don’t to get you started swiftly!
Bio: Eduard Kooijmans has been working as a Networking Specialist at “Rijksoverheid/SSC-ICT” since 2002. Together with his colleagues he is responsible for the network infrastructure of 7 ministries and 40000 users worldwide. Eduard focuses on connectivity- and performance issues and guides the networking interns since a few years.
Gotta catch ’em all!
A field test of portable gigabit taps
By Sake Blok, protocol analyst at SYN-bit
Capturing packets on the road can be a challenge. Do you have access to the switch? Are you able to install Wireshark on the endpoints. What if one side says it sends packets, but the other side does not receive them. There are many situations in which a tap might be handy or needed to make a useful packet capture. In those cases, having a portable tap in your laptop bag is a life-saver.
There are a few portable USB powered gigabit Ethernet taps on the market that have different capabilities. I made an overview of available portable taps and reached out to vendors to supply me one for a thorough test. This presentation gives an overview of the portable gigabit taps on the market, their capabilities and how well they performed on the test-bench.
Bio: Sake has been analyzing packets for over 20 years. During his work, Sake started developing functionality for Wireshark while working with the analyzer in his day-to-day job. He also enhanced multiple protocol dissectors. In 2007, Sake joined the Wireshark Core Development team. In 2009, After working for a reseller of networking equipment for 8 years, he started the company SYN-bit to provide network analysis and training services to enterprises across Europe.
See you in De Meern on February 27th, 2023!
