Understanding Wireless Client Throughput From a Wireshark Capture

[@rameshbabu2704]

This video bumped into me just at the right moment when I wanted it. This content is so relevant even in 2024. Thanks for your effort to make such a nice tutorial. I have loads of pcap files and didn't know how to extract the right information. Now i am like suddenly enlightened. God bless u Sir!

[@WifiNigel]

It seems a long time since I recorded this video. So glad it's still useful! Thanks for the great feedback :)

[@DevinAkin]

This video is 4 years old now, and it's still producing fruit. :) What a great video. Thanks for taking the time to do this Nigel!

[@WifiNigel]

Thanks Devin! :) Good to hear from you.

[@BMisra]

Please create more of these videos and share your knowledge. This is good work.

[@nebojsamarkovic629]

Great video, long enough so that explanation is clear, but not too long. Keep 'em coming Nigel!

[@WifiNigel]

A good friend of mine suggested I could have modified my display filter to eliminiate any retry frames overhead when assessing the throughput. I agree ths would have been a better approach to see the application data without the retries included. I'll leave it for you all to figure out with your new-found Wireshark knowledge! (hint: add in ' && wlan.fc.retry == 0' to the display filer)

[@jemelsantiago]

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing!

[@OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the video, interesting features of WireShark =)

[@rakeshramesh8005]

Wow learnt something new today, please make more videos

[@aref5]

Thanks a lot, it's very useful

[@umnomc]

Many thanks, really interesting can you please share how you took the pcap traces of your phone?

[@imashish86]

Thank you. This was great!

[@rappcantik1739]

How do you get the signal strength reading column? Only for Wifi is it?

[@robbyde2]

Any chance you could share the pcap? Just so I can have a go too (Dont have a wlan pi yet)

[@WifiNigel]

Here you go: www.dropbox.com/s/0pxbr2jcto87c06/samsung_s7_4k_stream_2.4ghz.pcap?dl=0