Hi to all.
First of all sorry if this is not the correct contact to ask this question,
or if it is already been answered in a previuous post.
I'm doing a research work on the WiMAX Technology, and I need to analyse the
protocol messages that are exchanged between the Base Station and the
clients
Hi,
Does anyone have any ideas about this? Could it have to do with the
client certificates?
Any help is appreciated as this is an urgent issue for us.
Thanks
Al
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Hi Al,
There are a few common reasons for Wireshark not being able
to decrypt ssl traffic.
First of all, Wireshark might not be able to read the key (either
it's not there or it's in the wrong format or it might be protected
with a passphrase). In your logfile you have the message
"ssl_init priva
I'm trying to capture some incoming HTTP connections with Wireshark
0.99.8 on a Windows Server 2003 system. The only thing Wireshark
captures is the three packets in the three-way handshake of the TCP
connection; no other packets related to the connection are captured.
However, the connection comp
Greetings!
Explain, please:
I change a file packet-http.c, then I start make from the
catalogue.../wireshark/make, but result I do not see.
packet-http.c Works on old, why???
How to update the objective module
Thankful in advance!
Alexey Metelkin
ms-design ma
Greetings!
To me it is not clear, why in tvb in function dissect_http always there is
object HTTP where it is located general_header and response_header???
As well as whence I can save in a file general_header and response_header (all
fields) package HTTP
Also how it is possible to save 1
Hi,
Let me ask you: The firewall is on the troubled platform? And this firewall
has rules for incoming non-local connections? Bet your firewall is interfering
in the network stack.
Thanx,
Jaap
John Temples wrote:
> I'm trying to capture some incoming HTTP connections with Wireshark
> 0.99.8
Sake,
Thank you very much. I'll pursue the third reason and see if that makes
a difference.
Al
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The firewall is a dedicated appliance. It is not software running on
the Windows 2003 system.
On Tue, 4 Mar 2008, Jaap Keuter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Let me ask you: The firewall is on the troubled platform? And this firewall
> has rules for incoming non-local connections? Bet your firewall is interfe
If it's not a firewall problem (e.g. because the firewall is a specific
piece of hardware on the LAN, and not a software product), another
possibility is TCP chimney, i.e. your network card performs TCP offloading.
In this case the card is responsible for dealing with the TCP sessions
almost co
Is the server multi-homed?
Robert
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The fire
It has multiple NICs, but only one is connected to the LAN.
On Tue, 4 Mar 2008, Robert D. Scott wrote:
> Is the server multi-homed?
>
> Robert
>
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>
As far as I can tell, it doesn't have a TCP offload engine. If it
did, would I see different behavior depending on whether the
connection originated locally vs. remotely?
On Tue, 4 Mar 2008, Gianluca Varenni wrote:
> If it's not a firewall problem (e.g. because the firewall is a specific
> piec
I have seen wimax dissectors in the code, but don't have access to a
wimax link to verify how well (or if) they work.
Bottom line: try it and see?
bits
On Mar 4, 2008, at 3:38 PM, Joao Matos wrote:
> Hi to all.
>
> First of all sorry if this is not the correct contact to ask this
> questi
Hi,
There are 2 WiMAX dissector plugins.
I think the one you are interested in is the wimax plugin, which handles the
air interface protocol, and contains a number of different dissectors. The
m2m plugin contains an example of an ethernet framing scheme (presumably
used by Intel, who contributed
Hey all,
This is my first attempt at scripting in Lua, so be gentle.
What I'm trying to do is dump out binary data from a given field, eg:
do
local work_dir="data/"
local bin = Field.new("wlan.bssid")
local
Hi all
I am writting because I need help using wireshar, im still a bit confused
with the software and im totally new
Well this is my case
- I am streaming an mpeg-4 video over a WLAN which wireshark is capturing
all package when the streaming is on (im running wireshark on my client
computer)
- I
Thanks very much for you replies.
I've already tried to use Wireshark to capture the messages that are being
exchange but with no luck. The problem is that the equipment that I have
uses ethernet port to comunicate with the client. Is this why I can't see
any messages being exchanged? Would the in
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