I have a pcap captured with Wireshark. Is there any function in Wireshark that will strip Ethernet layer from the result? Or any command line tool to do it?
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I have a pcap captured with Wireshark. Is there any function in Wireshark that will strip Ethernet layer from the result? Or any command line tool to do it?
I searched a bit more about pcap editors, and I found that this works:
-M 12 sets link type to RAW
-D 1-14 deletes bytes 1-14 in link data layer (Etherenet frame is 14 bytes long)
When I open up result in Wireshark I see “Raw packet data (No link information available)” and IP frame below. So this is what I needed.