
etl files so you must first open the file with Microsoft Message Analyzer and then export the results to a. Unfortunately WireShark cannot directly open.

My personal preference is to use WireShark to process the results of netsh packet captures. Now that we have reproduced the behavior you must stop the netsh trace, this process takes time and is initialized using the following command: netsh trace stop In our example we will be using psping to generate traffic between IPs 192.168.1.55 & 192.168.1.5.ģ. After the trace has started reproduce the behavior you are looking to capture.

When the capture is complete you will end up with a.

In my previous post regarding useful commands I showed how to perform a packet capture between a client machine and a remote machine using IP filters.
