How to Capture and Analyze packets with the tcpdump command on Docker Containers Docker Containers are running on top of Linux so we have more flexibility in capturing the packets that are exchanged between the docker containers. Containerlab at the end of a lab deployment reports that it created the containers with the names Capturing the packets from an interface requires having that interface name and its network namespace (netns) We use the netns command to identify the IP links associated with them and capture the packet for further analysis Using netns command we got the namespace of the container and use namespace and check the link associated with that container in specific Use tcpdump command to capture the packet coming to e1 for analysis Command-List: i p netns ip netns <namespace> ip link Local Capture ip netns exec $lab_node_name tcpdump -nni $if_name Remote Capture ssh $containerlab_host_address "ip netns exec $lab_node_name tcpdump -nni ...
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How to Install EVE-NG on Laptop Up and Running Prerequisites for Installation of EVE NG on laptop 1. Download VMworkstation Player or Oracle Virtual box https://www.vmware.com/au/products/workstation-pro/workstation-pro-evaluation.html https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads 2. After successful installation of the VM manager download the EVE-NG OVA image https://www.eve-ng.net/index.php/download/ 3. Upload the EVE-NG OVA Image using VM Player (Click pen a Virtual Machine) 4. Change the VM setting to NAT or VMNET8 5. Start the VM and login to the Eve-ng VM, during the first time login will prompt with hostname and password to configure default hostname # eve default username # root default password # eve 6. Get the IP address from the VM and use the IP address to access your eve-ng default username # admin default password # eve 7. Create your own LAB and start your practice into the master in networking