My First Suggestion would be to run wireshark on the 32bit Machine, and then browse the net on the 64Bit machine.

I just tried wireshark and in the Interfaces section it lists 2 one just says Microsoft and I think it is the wireless card but in the details part it says ethernet I think. (as I am at work) and I don't think it has Atheros chipset.Īnyone with some input would be most appreciated. My internal wireless card is a Intel card not sure on the model no. My laptop is 32bit running win 7 and the other one that I was trying to sidejack was 64bit running Vista (maybe it dosn't work with 64bit)?Ģ. I have a couple of guesses of what it could be but I am not positive.ġ. I then started hamster and opened the hamster web gui but I can not sidejack the other laptop but I saw the IP in ferret on my laptop when laptop 2 connected to the network. I started up Ferret and then started the other laptop connected to the internet and browsed around.

The Problem I am running into is when I went to test this with a differnt laptop. I tested it using my Laptop running windows 7, I started Ferret and went on the net and then started hamster then opened a second firefox session and it worked I could sidejack my traffic. So I have just started to play around whith Ferret and Hamster I got it up and running.