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If you check the list of options possible to run here:<br />
<a href="http://nsmwiki.org/Snort#Usage" rel="ugc">http://nsmwiki.org/Snort#Usage</a><br />
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You will se the &quot;-w&quot; (lowercase) is primarily to <br />
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-w &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Dump 802.11 management and control frames<br />
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It could be possible that using Uppercase lettering prevents your command from running.<br />

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If you check the list of options possible to run here:
http://nsmwiki.org/Snort#Usage [http://nsmwiki.org/Snort#Usage]

You will se the "-w" (lowercase) is primarily to

-w         Dump 802.11 management and control frames

It could be possible that using Uppercase lettering prevents your command from running.


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snort -w <br />
invalid input<br />
i have upgraded the version to latest version, still same issue
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snort -w
invalid input
i have upgraded the version to latest version, still same issue

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Ahh, I forgot to ask, are you using Windows or Linux to run snort?<br />
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After some digging it seems the -w option only works in the Windows version.
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Ahh, I forgot to ask, are you using Windows or Linux to run snort?

After some digging it seems the -w option only works in the Windows version.

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how can i list interface using snort<br />
when i try<br />
snort -W<br />
it gives error invalid option
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how can i list interface using snort
when i try
snort -W
it gives error invalid option

how can i list interface using snort

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