trace ftp file data in wireshark

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You're following a single TCP connection. FTP data transfers occur over a second connection. Stop following the connection (or filtering) and you should see the data transfer, assuming you didn't use capture filters and actually captured it.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Admin
    Admin over 1 year

    I am trying to analyze ftp traffic in Wireshark. I can see commands like Request: List, PORT. But after FTP

    Response 150: Opening data channel for directory list.

    what I see immediately is

    Response 226: Transfer OK
    

    where is a list of files? Why I don't see it? (I've got this list - I can see it in terminal)

  • Eduardo
    Eduardo almost 11 years
    I tried this way but cannot find it. What filters might help? I tried by port 21 and second port of connection
  • Michael Hampton
    Michael Hampton almost 11 years
    As I already said, you'll miss it if you filter by port 21. Try not filtering at all, or filtering by IP address.
  • Eduardo
    Eduardo almost 11 years
    It might be more complicated in this case because it goes from my machine through TP-Link to my server and back. In FTP-Data frame I see TP-Link as source, not server which is behind TP-Link
  • suprjami
    suprjami almost 11 years
    That's right, because the frame (layer 2) comes from your router (TP-Link).