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I'm using 2 separate Windows machines with Wireshark installed for capturing traffic <br />
in a few network points. The problem is that every machine has a different RTC time (even if the difference is a few seconds). <br />
I heard that you can synchronize the time in Wireshark so that all the traces have the same time. How do you do that? Thanks
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I'm using 2 separate Windows machines with Wireshark installed for capturing traffic 
in a few network points. The problem is that every machine has a different RTC time (even if the difference is a few seconds). 
I heard that you can synchronize the time in Wireshark so that all the traces have the same time. How do you do that? Thanks

wireshark time synchronization

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