Please can you advise if port mirroring works on 8900AX?
I want to log site visits. 8900 doesn't do this. Using a Raspberry Pi as a DNS allows URL to be logged, but to get more info I need to look at traffic.
So, I am trying to use port mirroring on 8900 so all traffic can be seen on wired port 5 (where I've a pi running wireshark to observe all traffic)
note, I use PPPoA (plusnet's regular ADSL just doesn't seem to work PPPoE)
There is no menu item on 8900 for mirroring, but I did find a link to menu item for port mirroring on this forum
http://192.168.1.254/engdebug.html
Set this, but mirroring does not work on 8900 router - (wireshark can't see any more traffic than before).
By contrast, if I use a netgear GS105E in my 8900, mirroring works perfectly to one of its ports (wireshark can see all traffic passing through GS105E)
Using a GS105E after the 8900 of course fails to include wireless traffic or wired ports on the 8900
Any advice much apprciated.
Port Mirroring, 8900AX-1600R2 - for URL monitoring
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Re: Port Mirroring, 8900AX-1600R2 - for URL monitoring
Let me check with our engineerscharliem wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 10:29 am Please can you advise if port mirroring works on 8900AX?
I want to log site visits. 8900 doesn't do this. Using a Raspberry Pi as a DNS allows URL to be logged, but to get more info I need to look at traffic.
So, I am trying to use port mirroring on 8900 so all traffic can be seen on wired port 5 (where I've a pi running wireshark to observe all traffic)
note, I use PPPoA (plusnet's regular ADSL just doesn't seem to work PPPoE)
There is no menu item on 8900 for mirroring, but I did find a link to menu item for port mirroring on this forum
http://192.168.1.254/engdebug.html
Set this, but mirroring does not work on 8900 router - (wireshark can't see any more traffic than before).
By contrast, if I use a netgear GS105E in my 8900, mirroring works perfectly to one of its ports (wireshark can see all traffic passing through GS105E)
Using a GS105E after the 8900 of course fails to include wireless traffic or wired ports on the 8900
Any advice much apprciated.
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Re: Port Mirroring, 8900AX-1600R2 - for URL monitoring
I just tested it and it doesn't seem to work with a PPPoA connection encap = VCMUX (my test ADSL Zen line)billion_fan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2020 10:02 amLet me check with our engineerscharliem wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 10:29 am Please can you advise if port mirroring works on 8900AX?
I want to log site visits. 8900 doesn't do this. Using a Raspberry Pi as a DNS allows URL to be logged, but to get more info I need to look at traffic.
So, I am trying to use port mirroring on 8900 so all traffic can be seen on wired port 5 (where I've a pi running wireshark to observe all traffic)
note, I use PPPoA (plusnet's regular ADSL just doesn't seem to work PPPoE)
There is no menu item on 8900 for mirroring, but I did find a link to menu item for port mirroring on this forum
http://192.168.1.254/engdebug.html
Set this, but mirroring does not work on 8900 router - (wireshark can't see any more traffic than before).
By contrast, if I use a netgear GS105E in my 8900, mirroring works perfectly to one of its ports (wireshark can see all traffic passing through GS105E)
Using a GS105E after the 8900 of course fails to include wireless traffic or wired ports on the 8900
Any advice much apprciated.
Switched to PPPoE with encap method set to LLC/SNAP and rebooted the router it worked.
Never heard of Plunet not supporting PPPoE on ADSL, maybe you can try the above and see if you can get a internet connection with PPPoE