How Do I Use Fiddler to Capture Web Traffic In Webex?
A tool called Fiddler can be downloaded, installed, and used to capture HTTPS logs for troubleshooting.
How do I use Fiddler to capture web traffic?
How do I use Fiddle?
How do I configure Fiddler to decrypt HTTPS traffic?
Solution:
Using Fiddler, users can capture HTTPS traffic for integrations with Cisco Jabber, Webex Desktop App, & other products. A Webex tech support ticket or a web ticket should be created to include the data captured by Fiddler.
Fiddler can be used to capture HTTPS traffic in the following ways:
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The Fiddler application can be downloaded and installed from the Telerik website: https://www.telerik.com/download/fiddler.
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The Start menu can be accessed by clicking on the Start button.
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Fiddler 4 (or the version you currently have) should be selected.
It appears that Fiddler has been launched.
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Choose Tools > Options…
‘Options’ appears on the screen.
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Select HTTPS from the tabs.
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Click OK to allow HTTPS traffic to be captured, and check the box for decrypting HTTPS traffic.
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Do you trust Fiddler’s root certificate? Click Yes to accept the security prompt.
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In the dialog box that appears, click Yes to accept the security warning. The certificate can be added by following the prompts.
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Note: A proxy and certificate setup is not used by default by Mozilla Firefox, and it must be configured separately. Here’s how to configure Mozilla Firefox to capture HTTPS traffic with Fiddler: WBX9000030844
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Logs should be gathered after you close and restart the program.
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Make sure the issue or error is reproduced.
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To save all sessions, go to File > Save > All Sessions in the Fiddler window…
Describe the steps you took to replicate the issue along with the Fiddler logs.
To remove the Fiddler certificate:
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Fiddler 4 (or the latest version of Fiddler) can be found under the Start menu >> All Programs >> Fiddler.
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You can find the Options menu under the Tools menu…
A window called ‘Options’ appears.
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Select HTTPS from the tabs.
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From the Actions drop-down menu, select the option to Remove Interception Certificates, and then click OK.
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Please click the Yes button in the dialog box that appears when the dialog box appears.
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Once you have clicked the OK button, you will be taken to a new page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I allow Webex traffic?
If the client connects to Webex via the destination port that is received from the server, Webex will communicate with the server on that port. In order for these return connections to be allowed through a firewall, the firewall should be configured appropriately. A route-able IPv4 path must be established between the connecting device and the device with HTTPS encryption between the devices.
Is Webex traffic encrypted?
The transmission of data is encrypted, as well as the storage of data at rest. Before sending any of the user-generated content (such as messages, files, and whiteboards) over the TLS protocol, Webex App encrypts all of it. This encrypted content is stored in the Webex cloud on encrypted content servers, which are also hosted in the Webex cloud.
How do I use Webex web?
It is as simple as opening up your browser and starting the meeting. You will be prompted to open Webex if you are prompted, otherwise you will be prompted to launch the meeting. In order to access the full list of meeting features, you will need to enter your name in the meeting as you would like it to appear, and then check the Remember me box.
What is Webex web app?
Take advantage of the web app for Webex Meetings by getting started with it. You can participate in meetings, webinars, events, and training sessions using the Meetings web app, which is available to download for free. It does not require any downloads or installations to get started. You can view and interact with others easily via the web application, which puts basic functionality at your fingertips.
Is there a web version of Webex?
From your web browser, you can access and participate in meetings, webinars, events, and training sessions with Webex Meetings, the world’s leading business collaboration platform. Find out more about the features that you can access through the web app. In addition to Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, and Safari 7, the Meetings web app is available on every major web browser and version.
What is the difference between Webex desktop app and web app?
There are three types of meetings that are supported by Webex Meetings web app: Meetings, Webex Events (classics) and Webex Webinars. Webex Support is not supported by the web app. Currently, only attendees are supported by the web app for Events (classic) and Training (classic). In order for Panelists and Hosts to be able to participate, desktop apps are required.
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