Capturing HTTP Traffic Using Wireshark or Fiddler - Confluence Knowledge Base - Atlassian Documentation



Capturing HTTP Traffic Using Wireshark or Fiddler - Confluence Knowledge Base - Atlassian Documentation

  • Install Wireshark. (Mirror here)
  • Open your Internet browser.
  • Clear your browser cache.
  • Open Wireshark
  • Click on "Capture > Interfaces". A pop up window will show up.
  • You probably want to capture traffic that goes through your Ethernet Driver. Click on the Start button to start capturing traffic via this interface.
  • Visit the URL that you wanted to capture the traffic from.
  • Go back to your Wireshark screen and press Ctrl + E to stop capturing.
  • After the traffic capture is stopped, please save the captured traffic into a *.pcap format file and attach it to your support ticket.

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