Hello Haidar mustafa,
Thank you for your interest in Fiddler Everywhere! Regarding the issue you are facing, could you please clarify what you mean by accessing my proxy server in another wifi? Are you trying to capture traffic from a remote host? If so, you could try to chain the Fiddler proxy on the machine generating the traffic (the one you want to capture). To do that, go to the proxy settings and set the machine name (where Fiddler Everywhere is running) as the proxy and use the port used by Fiddler Everywhere.
If you change the active adapter, you will need to set the FIddler proxy for the new active adapter. That means you will need to set the Fiddler proxy for the WiFi (or any other network type) you are currently using.
Hey Haidar,
I am still not sure what your use case is - are you trying to capture traffic from the iOS device while using the device active WiFi connection?
It would be best if you verified that your WiFI connection has the Fiddler Everywhere ports opened. You can also refer to this documentation article for full details on how to set an iOS device alongside Fiddler Everywhere proxy and root certificate.
If the above is not your case, please provide screenshots of the network configuration so that we could better understand your specific case.
On second glance it looks like you are trying to connect from another PC to the machine with the proxy. Check your firewall and make sure that the ports are open (the ports used by the echo service which you are truing to access with ip:port)
Hey there,
The screenshots confirm that you are using an iOS device. You can only capture traffic from a device on the same Wi-Fi network (as the PC where Fiddler Everywhere is running), and also, the device also needs to be discoverable. That said, you need to follow the instructions as listed in the documentation article.
Note: You can't use Fiddler to capture traffic from another machine unless you have direct access to the device you want to track (see basic instructions in this documentation section - these are valid for both Fiddler and Fiddler Everywhere)
The Wi-Fi should be used as proxy IP, the IP used for your Fiddler Everywhere host (but at the first second of the clip, it shows an external IP 102.168.100.73). Your device needs to be connected to the same network as the Fiddler Everywhere host network. That said, the IP of the Fiddler host within your Wi-Fi should be something like 192.167.x.x. The port that Fiddler Everywhere uses by default is 8866 (compared to the classic Fiddler's 8888), and your Wi-Fi proxy was set to 8080, which leads me to believe that your active Wi-Fi connection is using a different proxy and not the Fiddler one.
Note: I've deleted the duplicated forum post to continue the communication in a single thread and keep the forums clean. Please use this thread for any further questions.
Haidar mustafa