Another thing ...
How can i analyse IP Packet and discovery if the application protocol
who send him is HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.. ?
Flamur Rogova wrote:
Hi,
How can I determine after pcap_next_ex whether the caught packet was
from UDP or TCP connection?
you have to
Hi,
How can I determine after pcap_next_ex whether the caught packet was
from UDP or TCP connection?
you have to parse IP header and read the protocol field, which tells what type
of packet is carried within IP packet, (TCP, UDP, ICMP, )
here is an example
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 14:23:03 +0100
Joao Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another thing ...
How can i analyse IP Packet and discovery if the application protocol
who send him is HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.. ?
to determine application protocol type look at port number/transport
combination.
Hi,
I tried your suggestion
but with no results at first.
Next I deïnstalled the Bluetooth
device(s) and deleted in the registry remained Bluetooth related links.
Also in the range of the 4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318
- classes
Besides that, I also
cleared up (many) unused
Thank you
I checked the protocol field in the ip header. It is 6 for TCP packets
and 17 for UDP. Are there any definitions for these values for the
protocol field?
-Original Message-
From: Flamur Rogova [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 6:14 AM
To:
Ciao winpcap gods,
(always good to start a cry for help with a sign of respect, eh?)
I am trying to write a packet transmit tool using winpcap, since Msoft in
their infinite unwisdom removed raw socket support from XPSP2.
In order to save much time (and because pressing F7 is not hard), I
