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Analyze packets, capture traffic, and investigate security issues on remote machines.
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.
Connect to Wireshark/tshark on the remote host, capture TCP/HTTP traffic to api.example.com, filter requests from the last 10 minutes with abnormal status codes or many retransmissions, analyze likely causes, and provide a key packet summary.
A list of problematic requests, key packet details, likely root causes, and troubleshooting recommendations.
Capture DNS traffic on the remote machine, check for timeouts, repeated queries, or suspicious domain lookups, and organize the main abnormal events in chronological order.
A DNS incident timeline, related domains and IPs, suspicious behavior assessment, and next-step recommendations.
Use tshark to analyze the TLS handshake between the remote host and the target service, identify handshake failures, certificate issues, or protocol version mismatches, and summarize the impact scope.
A summary of the TLS handshake flow, failure point, certificate or protocol issues, and suggested fixes.
Use Wireshark/TShark through MCP for packet analysis and network troubleshooting.
Capture and inspect network traffic for reconnaissance, device identification, and security audits.
Analyze packet captures and live traffic through natural-language network investigation.
Run connectivity checks, batch diagnostics, and pcap analysis to troubleshoot networks.
Analyze PCAP captures with AI for network forensics and protocol troubleshooting.
Analyze PCAP files to troubleshoot network traffic and detect security anomalies.