turning on a light you will see a message similar to: Now Wireshark is able to decrypt the messages. Open the message and expand ZigBee Network Layer Data -> ZigBee Security Header.Ĭopy the key value, as shown above and go to Edit -> Preferences -> Protocols -> ZigBee -> Edit and add the key with Byte Order Normal. Pair a new device to the network (or re-pair an existing one) and grab the message where the Info is Device Announcement.
If you don't want to translate the numbers, the network encryption key is also exposed when a device joins the network. PS: Of course it gets not sent anywhere, just a local in-browser converter. You can paste your network_key below to convert it. If you changed your network_key, then convert each number into its 2-digit hexadecimal value, and combine them all with : between. There are two ways to do this:īy default, if you haven't changed network_key in your configuration.yaml this will be 01:03:05:07:09:0B:0D:0F:00:02:04:06:08:0A:0C:0D. Next we need to figure out the network encryption key (Transport Key). NOTE: The Hue bridge uses a different Trust Center link key open in new window
Set Security Level to AES-128 Encryption, 32-bit Integrity Protection and click on Edit. You will notice that Wireshark has stopped capturing, and attmpeting to resume by clicking the shark fin icon will present you with an error end of file on pipe magic during open, if this happens you may need to start with wireshark -k -i Preferences -> Protocols -> ZigBee. Note: Depending on your distro and installed packages, this may result in a broken pipe after some time. On Ubuntu / Debian start wireshark with sudo whsniff -c ZIGBEE_CHANNEL_NUMBER | wireshark -k -i. ZBOSS itself is portable and won't need to be installed. Download and install the latest version of Wireshark open in new window.
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