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Watch the traffic coming out of it.

• notheguyouthink 10y ago
  Any tips on how to do this (for those of us not educated in monitoring traffic)? I'm writing personal home automation stuff and will be wiring up a handful of IoT SmartPlugs. With all this IoT stuff i'm starting to wonder if buying a 2nd router to isolate the IoT, or perhaps a "really good" router with features designed for monitoring IoT. Regardless, this is a problem i won't be able to ignore. So any advice is appreciated :)
  • nitrogen 10y ago
    Bridge two network interfaces on a computer, then run Wireshark on the bridged interface. Connect one side of the bridge to the main network, the other side to the IoT network. Or, if you have a non-switching hub, you can use that instead of a PC with two NICs.