As Wireshark, the plugin, Ubuntu, macOS, packages in Homebrew etcetera evolve over time, the blog will tend to become outdated. [Disclaimer stuff: this blog is not an evolving Git-like-repo, instead it’s in effect a snapshot detailing how in June 2022 the author was able to get Wireshark-with-SAP-Dissectors working in various OS and architecture scenarios.
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(We don’t cover IP-switching for SAP systems in this blog, but it’s easy enough, just remember to adjust /etc/hosts before starting up).ġ – Installing on Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 LTS (amd64 architecture)ġ.1 – Install via Package Manager and Build Standalone Pluginġ.2 – Testing SAPDIAG Dissector on local Ubuntu amd64 VM interfaceĢ – Installing on Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 LTS (arm64 architecture)Ģ.1 – Testing SAPDIAG Dissector on local Ubuntu arm64 VM interfaceģ – Alternative Ubuntu Install Method – Integrated Build (amd64 and arm64)Ĥ – Installing on Intel-based MacBook (amd64 architecture)Ĥ.1 – Testing SAPDIAG Dissector on local Intel-based MacBook interfaceĥ – Installing on M1-based MacBook (arm64 architecture)ĥ.1 – Testing SAPDIAG Dissector on local M1-based MacBook interfaceĦ – Using tcpdump to enable remote capture of network trafficĦ.1 – Wireshark on Ubuntu, tcpdump on MacBook-with-SAPGUI-clientĦ.2 – Wireshark on Ubuntu (arm64), tcpdump on SAP server, SAPGUI-client on MacBookħ – Finding SAP user ID and password from SAPDIAG captured itemsĨ – Discover other data and tcodes viewed and entered by a SAPGUI user If the clients (SAPGUI, Wireshark) are all on the M1 MacBook, the SAP VM and the clients operate as nodes on a UTM NAT network (usually 192.168.65.0/24 but some screenshots were taken before doing a Hypervisor upgrade, when the NAT network was 192.168.64.0/24) if any client is on the Intel-based MacBook, the SAP VM and all the clients operate as nodes on the Wi-Fi network. The two physical machines are on the same (home Wi-Fi) network 192.168.68.0/24. – An Intel-based MacBook, on which there is a Hypervisor called VMware Fusion, on which we run one or more Ubuntu VMs (amd64). – An M1 MacBook, on which there is a Hypervisor-Emulator called UTM: the SAP system VM is an (emulated amd64) SAP NetWeaver 7.52 SP04 Developer Edition, installed using the advice in a blog I wrote in 2022 then there are one or more Ubuntu VMs (arm64). The system landscape for the various demos consists of…
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And we look briefly into how to retrieve SAP data using the SAPDIAG protocol Dissector of the Wireshark plugin. We also show how to make sure that remote capture (via the sshdump tool) is available in all the Wireshark instances you install, and how you can remotely capture SAPGUI traffic. We show some effective ways to get a Wireshark+SAP-Dissectors instance up and running on Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 LTS for amd64 (x86_64) and arm64 (aarch64) architectures, as well as on an Intel-based (amd64) MacBook and on an M1 (arm64) MacBook.
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Wireshark can also be used to analyse SAP-specific network traffic – such as for example SAPGUI traffic and RFC traffic – using a most excellent Wireshark plugin for SAP Dissectors, the code for which is maintained by SecureAuth on GitHub:
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Open the generated solution with C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe ROOT.Wireshark is a popular and free open-source toolset for analysing network traffic: Generate the Microsoft Visual Studio solution with cmake -G "Visual Studio 10" /path/to/source/dir. Open the generated file with the Xcode application. Generate the Xcode project with cmake -G Xcode /path/to/source/dir. Generate a Ninja project with cmake -G Ninja /path/to/source/dir. To see the list of available generators do cmake -help.
The available generators depend on the platform for which cmake have been build. CMake generatorsĬMake can generate, in addition to standard makefiles, specific projects for various integrated development environments (IDEs) such as Xcode, Eclipse, Visual Studio, etc.
It is recommended to delete the file CMakeCache.txt to start from a clean configuration. Variables in the CMake cache are ‘remembered’, so you do not need to type them if you execute cmake command again. $ cmake -DVARIABLE:TYPE=value path/to/source
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