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Use Wireshark/TShark through MCP for packet analysis and network troubleshooting.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Wireshark MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the Wireshark MCP Server to analyze this PCAP file. Identify the most active protocols, suspicious sessions, and potentially abnormal requests, then give me a brief conclusion.
A summary of protocol distribution, suspicious connections or requests, and a troubleshooting-oriented conclusion.
Use the Wireshark MCP Server to filter this capture so that only DNS and HTTP traffic remains, then list the most frequent destination addresses.
A filtered-results summary plus the most frequent destination addresses and related protocols.
Use the Wireshark MCP Server to find TCP streams in this capture, identify sessions with slow responses or many retransmissions, and explain possible causes.
Relevant stream details, signs of performance issues, and an explanation of possible network problems.
Developers or DevOps engineers can use it during outages, API timeouts, or connection failures to inspect protocols, sessions, and filtered packet data and narrow down the issue quickly.
When investigating unusual traffic or suspicious communications, users can analyze PCAPs, identify protocols, and inspect streams to support security investigations.
When real-time visibility is needed, it exposes live capture capabilities so an AI assistant can help identify current traffic patterns and anomalies.
It exposes Wireshark/TShark functionality through MCP, allowing AI assistants to perform PCAP investigation, protocol discovery, packet filtering, stream analysis, and live capture tasks.
Based on the name and description, it depends on Wireshark or TShark capabilities. For exact installation steps, runtime requirements, and configuration details, see the source repository.
It is focused on packet capture and protocol analysis rather than general document or spreadsheet processing. Its core value is bringing Wireshark/TShark network analysis into MCP.
Analyze packet captures and live traffic through natural-language network investigation.
Capture and inspect network traffic for reconnaissance, device identification, and security audits.
Analyze network traffic with natural language for packet stats and anomaly detection.
Analyze PCAP files to troubleshoot network traffic and detect security anomalies.
Analyze PCAP files, detect anomalies, and troubleshoot network issues efficiently.
Analyze packet captures in natural language for protocols, flows, and threats.