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How do I install Wireshark in Red Hat Linux?

At the Wireshark download page, am I supposed to download 'Standard package' for Red Hat under 'Third-Party Package'? Does the Red Hat version have a GUI?

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You can use the yum command to install wireshark on RHEL

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This is probably the best way to install the products as it will install the relevant dependencies at the same time.

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You could download the Sourcecode from http://wiresharkdownloads.riverbed.com/wireshark/src/wireshark-1.8.0.tar.bz2.Then you unzip the sourcecode

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Then untar the file

Then change directory into the wireshark-directory and do the usual steps for installing from source:

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or you can use the yum-way described in the comment above. Actually that might work better because there might be dependencies.

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Just add this Fedora RHEL compatible repository (find it here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL ) with: rpm -Uvh 'http://URL/'And then: made a classic Yum install as mentioned upper.

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