Hi Anders, thanks. Now the things are much clearer. Now i understand why the return value from the decoder function is 3 + length. But yeah in val_to_str(GTP_EXT_XXX, gtp_val, "UNKNOWN"), is the string "UNKNOWN" concatenated with GTP_EXT_XXX and returned ? regards, Prashanth."Anders Broman
Hi,
The
function val_to_str(GTP_EXT_RAI, gtp_val, "Unknown message"));
searches the svalue_string gtp-val for a match to GTP_EXT_RAI and if
found returns the matching string, in this case
"Routing Area Identity" if no match is found it will print "Unknown
message".
Best
regards
Anders
Hi,
after using the redback dissector again i found some more protocol
types:
Index: epan/dissectors/packet-redback.c
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--- epan/dissectors/packet-redback.c(revision 19163)
+++ epan/dissectors/packet-redback.c(working
Title: A question about ASN.1 encoding in wireshark
Hi Jacob,
That would be very great if you canpost your
example on the web page, or sendthe the example to me by emal, that would
be very helpful for a new user who is trying to make a new ASN1 based
dissector.
Thank you very much,
Chris
Title: Recall: [Wireshark-dev] A question about ASN.1 encoding in wireshark
Guo Chris (Nokia-NET/Beijing) would like to recall the message, [Wireshark-dev] A question about ASN.1 encoding in wireshark.
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Hi,
End-to-End means from the speech source (mic) to the speech destination
(loudspeaker). Now Wireshark can capture half way in that path, so it
cannot predict how the destination endpoint will deliver the speech to the
listner. This is due to the fact that the destination endpoint has a
jitter
OK, so I have traced my bug back a bit, and have found the source of the
problem...the problem seens to be between Makefile.nmake and config.nmake...
In Makefile.nmake, the section where config.h is constructed using sed, this
seems to be where the build process fails. If I run the build, I get
Andreina,
If the RTP session is properly exchanging RTCP sender receiver
reports, wireshark can calculate the network roundtrip delay in both
directions (i.e. the time in milliseconds it takes the RTCP reports to
travel from the point of capture to either RTP endpoints and back
again). To
Title: A question about ASN.1 encoding in wireshark
I added a new page to the
wiki with the complete sample code and linked it to the Asn2wrs page.
http://wiki.wireshark.org/FooPage
HTH,
Jacob
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I´m amazed how fast you guys answer! It´s incredible!... Thank you!..
I´m not too familiarized with Wireshark so maybe my questions have simple answers.. sorry for any inconvinience..
Mr. Martin I already set the min-reported delay to 0, now where do I have to expect the changes of this
I'm not really sure of the exact place to be posting this, but in the
help feature in Wireshark, in the Capturing tab in the High
performance capturing section, the second paragraph starts with When
Etheral cannot keep up, packets are dropped. I guess the typo stopped
it from being converted to
Ehm, now with the attached file ...
Playing with wireshark and refreshing my burried C knowledge I created a new
dissector for the protocol
by shameless copying most of it from packet-daytime.c and others.
The protocol itself is simple enough, a simple string as the payload of an udp
packet,
On 9/7/06, Jeff Morriss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andreas Fink wrote:
I recently compiled wireshark under MacOS X 10.4.7 on a intel machine.
This time I succeeded even with GTK+2 after fiddling with a lot of options.
I'm preparing an installer for it for users without fink or darwin
Hi,
What you probably want to do is to change the current code to something
like:
static int
decode_gtp_priv_ext(tvbuff_t *tvb, int offset, packet_info *pinfo _U_,
proto_tree *tree) {
guint16 length, ext_id;
proto_tree *ext_tree_priv_ext;
proto_item *te;
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