Fetching Pcap Files and running Wireshark – Junos Pyez
As a part of some content development and revision on MPLS, I was trying to capture some MPLS Pcap Files from the Vmx Router. The problem was that every time I capture a file, I had to first scp or sftp into the device and then after successful import, I had to run Wireshark on it.
The Aim of the post is to fetch the pcap file and run Wireshark on it. Am not a decent programmer by any stretch of the imagination, anyone can see that from my code 
but the point that matters is that it works and you should give it a try too.
https://github.com/yukthr/auts/blob/master/junos_pyez/getfile_executewireshark.py– Is the file
When I run this program to fetch a non-existent Pcap file
And when I query for an existent file
-Rakesh
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