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Teleseer Documentation

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Contact support

Support can be reached via email at support@cyberspatial.com or via the Live Chat option on the bottom right of the Teleseer window.

Editing and rearranging the network map

Hosts within the topology can be moved and manipulated to create the most desirable topology layout. To modify the topology, users must first enter edit mode.

Exploring the event timeline

The Timeline displays an interactive listing of all traffic that occurred within the given file set or from the selected host(s).

Exploring the Inspector panel

The Inspector panel contains detailed information about one or more selected hosts. It is divided into several sections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to frequently asked questions about Teleseer.

Glossary

Common terms used within the Teleseer knowledge base and application.

How to add PCAPs to a compressed archive

Compressed archive files are a great way to ingest multiple files into a single Project. Compressed archive files may contain either a collection of bro/zeek files, a collection of network collection files, or a collection of all supported file types (including archives of archives). The information below will help you create a compressed archive file on the desired operating system.

How to export a screenshot of your network map

Users can download a picture of the network map's currently display or the network map in its entirety.

How to export the host inventory

The host inventory can be exported to CSV.

How to extract PCAP from your timeline

From the Timeline, users can download a PCAP from the currently selected protocol blocks to further analyze in tools like Wireshark.

How to find plaintext credentials

When computers connect to other computers using insecure protocols (FTP, HTTP, SNMP, etc), important information may be sent across the wire in plaintext. Teleseer allows you to view this information within the Inspector panel.

How to find vulnerable hosts

Teleseer provides multiple methods to identify vulnerable hosts: via host color, via host tag.

How to identify malicious IP addresses

Teleseer integrates with multiple third-party tools in an effort to enrich the metadata associated with each host.

How to manage your account

Information about accounts is displayed in two places: the Account Overview and the Account Details dropdown.

How to reset your password

You can reset your account password at any time for when you want to make it stronger or if it was used for another account.

How to sign-up and register for an account

Learn how to create your FREE Teleseer account!

How to splice PCAPs

Network collection files can often be 100 MB+ which makes them slow to load in some programs or rejected from some programs because the file is too large. Splicing or splitting large PCAP files into several smaller ones may help in this situation.

Navigating the network map

Hosts within the topology are grouped into zones. Each zone may contain a VLAN and/or a subnet. Additionally, all external hosts are grouped into their own zone within the topology.

Overview of the Teleseer user interface

The Teleseer user interface consists of three main sections: - Viewer - Inspector - Timeline

Publicly available PCAP repositories

Check out the following sites for free network collections!

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting common Teleseer issues.

Understanding the Connections table

The Connections table allows users to view all network connections within the current project.

Understanding the Credentials table

The Credentials table displays a listing of all plaintext usernames and passwords detected by the deep packet inspection engine.

Understanding the Dashboard

The Dashboard contains a variety of tables and charts that can help users identify who is on their network and what is happening on their network.

Understanding the external host inventory

The External Hosts panel displays all hosts within the public IP address space. The table can be sorted by clicking on the desired header. Clicking on a table row will update the Inspector panel with detailed information about the selected host.

Understanding the host inventory

The Inventory displays all identified hosts in a tabular format. The table can be sorted by clicking on the desired header. Clicking on a table row will update the Inspector panel with detailed information about the selected host.

Uploading files on the home page

The Uploads panel displays information about files you've uploaded to your account.

What are the system requirements?

Teleseer has minimal system requirements. All you really need is access to the Internet!

What is Cyberspatial Teleseer?

Discover and map your network in minutes. Next-gen packet analysis and network visualization. All from your web browser.

What kind of file types can Teleseer analyze?

Teleseer processes network collection files containing 802.3 or 802.11 headers.

Which Teleseer plan should I pick?

Deciding on a plan depends on 3 key factors: How much data you need to analyze How many network projects you want to track