Wireshark No Interfaces Found Windows 10 Pro: A Step-by-Step Guide to Remote Capture

Are you experiencing issues with Wireshark not finding any interfaces on your Windows 10 Pro machine? Don't worry, this issue can be resolved by following a few simple steps. In this guide, we will show you how to troubleshoot the problem and get Wireshark up and running for remote capture.

The first step is to identify the interface name that you want to capture from in your EVE lab view. To do this, right-click on the device you want to capture from, move your mouse over the interface you want to capture from, and get the interface name (e.g., vunl0_1_0).

Once you have the interface name, open Wireshark and choose remote capture in the list of capture interfaces. You will then need to enter the address of your EVE hypervisor (you can use names of your systems from ssh_config) followed by the type down the interface name you got in step 2.

If you encounter any issues with the npf service, restarting it may resolve the problem. To do this, open a Command Prompt with administrative privileges and execute the following commands:

1. `sc stop npf`

2. `sc start npf`

You can also verify if the service is running by executing the command `sc query npf`.

By following these simple steps, you will be able to sniff on packets running in EVE using Wireshark without having to install any client packs from Eve. This method has the added benefit of not modifying your Windows registry files for proper work.

In conclusion, resolving the issue of Wireshark not finding any interfaces on your Windows 10 Pro machine is a straightforward process that can be accomplished by identifying the interface name, restarting the npf service, and configuring Wireshark for remote capture.

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