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Adrian Crenshaw on the PaulDotCom Mailing List<\/a> asked about a problem with using wlan2eth where it converted 0 packets. Turns out, I never added support for any link type other than DLT_IEEE802_11, so I’ve updated the tool to convert other link types as well, as well as converting ad-hoc network traffic too. Grab the new version in the download section, below.<\/p>\n Downloading, extracting, building and using wlan2eth<\/p><\/div>\n This is a very simple tool. To build the source, type “make”. This will produce a binary called “wlan2eth”. Run the command with no arguments to get basic help information:<\/p>\n Specify a wireless packet capture as an input file, and the name of the desired Ethernet-format output file. Wlan2eth will only convert data frames to the output file, which will likely result in a significantly smaller output packet capture file. Note that wlan2eth will only convert unencrypted frames (if there is a reason you would want to convert encrypted frames to Ethernet format, please let me know<\/a>).<\/p>\n wlan2eth 1.3<\/strong> wlan2eth 1.2<\/strong> wlan2eth 1.0<\/strong> A simple tool to convert packet captures in 802.11 format to Ethernet format. Lots of tools can only understand Ethernet link types, so I wrote this tool to convert captures to a format that they can understand. Note that this … Continue reading
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\nDocumentation<\/h2>\n
\n$ .\/wlan2eth
\nThis tool re-writes 802.11 captures into standard Ethernet frames. Version 1.2.
\nUsage: wlan2eth infile outfile
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\nDownload<\/h2>\n
\nLinux source<\/a> (8K, MD5: 3112bf518f2478940e8103ca716d6b57)<\/p>\n
\nLinux source<\/a> (5K, MD5: f537a782003ff39d776381cb6c017ff0)<\/p>\n
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