I want to use wireshark to check which network users is using Port 59666 for downloads. Is it possible to use wireshark? and how would I begin to do this?
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It may be possible to do this with wireshark, but it may require you to adjust your network topology to achieve this.
Firstly you need to decide where to run wireshark.
Wireshark can only tell you about network packets that it can see. To assist, wireshark can put the network card into promiscuous mode, but if the network card is connected to a switch, the switch will not send other network packets to you - so wireshark cannot report on them.
If your users are connected using wifi, then you can run wireshark on a wifi addapter and inspect all wifi network packets from all users on that wifi network. You may also install wireshark on a computer operating as the router / firewall, and inspect all the packets there.
The final option depends on your switch hardware. On managed switches it is usually possible to duplicate all network traffic to an additional port. That would allow you to connect your computer to this port, and then run wireshark on this network connection.
When you are receiving the wireshark trace, set up a filter for the ports you are interested in, and wait for your users to send packets. Inspect the packets, and you will see the source IP address. You now need to translate this IP address to a physical computer (DNS / DHCP servers may help with this).
Depending on your computer environment, tracking it down to a single computer may not identify an individual responsible. Someone could have left a torrent running in the background and someone else could have logged onto and used the machine.