

Make sure you select the ‘zip’ version if you want the portable version (i.e., no installation). I chose to use the latter as it literally takes less than a minute to set up a TFTP server on a Windows machine.ĭownload the mini-portable TFTP server here. The Palo supports exporting via SCP or TFTP.

Now it’s time to export the capture so we can view it in Wireshark.

To a specific address: tcpdump filter "src 10.70.0.1" It is optional to create filters but I would recommend doing so if you are looking for specific trafficIf you want to capture packets from a specific IP address then you would use something like this:
