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Analyzing Network Traffic with Fritz!Box
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Capturing traffic via Router GUI
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Owner of Fritz!Box routers can capture traffic accessing the URL
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http://<ROUTER IP>/html/capture.html that is typically
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http://fritz.box/html/capture.html
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Inside the page you can dump traffic in pcap format for later analysis.
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Live monitoring of router traffic
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If instead you want to monitor traffic in realtime with ntopng you can
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do that easily using the script `ntopng/tools/fritzdump.sh`
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Example usage:
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```
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ntopng/tools/fritzdump.sh <username> <password>
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```
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*NOTE:* If you use password-only authentication pass "dslf-config" as username
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As you can see in the script, it will connect to the Fritz!Box via http://fritz.box,
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authenticate with the user and password you passed and capture the traffic on the
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WWAN interface and send ntopng via the stdout all the incoming traffic.
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Modify the script to adapt it in case you have different setups.
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Thanks to this solution you can use ntopng to monitor in realtime all the
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traffic that is flowing inside your Fritz!Box router
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