I have unsubscribed twice in three days and I am still receiving emails from
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I decided to unsubscribe while I was on vacation. I received a confirmation
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Sequence number: 1 (0x0001)
Data (56 bytes)
6d 07 00 00 17 75 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ec 56 00 muV.
0010 00 00 00 00 08 00 00 00 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
0020 ca a6 50 00 c8 eb 56 00 c4 eb 56 00 40 51 51 00 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
0030 03 00 00 00 03 00 00 0
doesn't use
some weird custom header, the USB Forum specifications might be of use.
Hope that helps.
On Jan 31, 2008 10:57 PM, Bill Fassler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys, I have been trying to understand ethernet over USB. I have ethernet
over USB working on an embedded de
acket better? I
am thinking about writing a non-linux based version of this.. and don't
understand it enough to even start just yet..
Bill Fassler
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HPNA 3.
Bill
Guy Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Bill Fassler wrote:
> Hey guys, I haven't done any Wireshark plugins or anything in quite a
> while, but am still part of the mailing list...
>
> Someone just asked me if Wireshark sniffs HPNA 3.0
&
Hey guys, I haven't done any Wireshark plugins or anything in quite a while,
but am still part of the mailing list...
Someone just asked me if Wireshark sniffs HPNA 3.0 and I wasn't sure. Does it,
if so what version do I need to upgrade to?
I am currently running 99.5 I think
Bill
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I understand. I think there is more than one person with a strong interest in
this and I am certainly willing to help since it will provide me with
additional debug capability.
Bill
Guy Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:27 PM, Bill Fassler wrote:
> I opened
I opened a bug in bugzilla per Guy Harris' request. If I remember correctly it
is bug number 1463. I was under the impression that someone on the development
team would be assigned and write the dissector for me. It is a back burner
project for me here, so if I had to write it, I would most l
Is there recommended way to decode 8 byte fields? I see I can use FT_NONE with
a size of 8 bytes and the appropriate bytes highlight in the bytes of the
packet, but the value does not display in the decoded details?
Bill
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No need to miss a message. Get email o
I have repeatedly tried to post a response to Joerg Mayer regarding decoding
traffic thru OpenVPN. Although I provided a one packet sample, Joerg requested
a small capture of traffic, so when I attach a small capture the email is about
1Mb and gets bounced.
Is there any way to get around thi
Just so everyone knows. I did respons and attached a larget capture of my
unencrypted VPN traffic. The email just slightly greater than 15Kb and hence
was intercepted and went to a the moderator for approval. It has been nearly a
full day and I have yet to see my post with its associated wire
What should be done is to make a dissector for OpenVPN packages a protocol
description
Of sorts can be found at
http://svn.openvpn.net/projects/openvpn/trunk/openvpn/ssl.h
Best regards
Anders
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] För Bill Fass
I haven't heard from anyone since my last post. Is the general opinion that I
should use the LUA interface, write a dissector, use "decode as" with a byte
offset (if possible) or some other method? The VPN tunnel is OpenVPN, but I am
not yet familiar with the 5 byte header into the encapsulated
7e fe fd fe 7e ..~}{|}}}~}~...~
00c0 fe fd fe 7e 7c 7b 7f fc fa fc fd fb fa...~|{...
Stephen Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Tue, Mar 13, 2007 at 10:47:44AM
-0700, Bill Fassler wrote:
> My traffic is encapsulated in a VPN tunnel, when it is unencrypted I
> c
My last post on this subject wound up on the wrong forum, so I'd like to repost
here. My traffic is encapsulated in a VPN tunnel, when it is unencrypted I can
see the start of the IP protocol 5 bytes into the payload. The first 5 bytes
are overhead protocols for the tunnel itself (some form of
I started a thread on this a while back. I see now that with 0.99.5 I can now
use "decode as" with more choices including "IP". That puts me VERY close to
being able to dissect our software going through the VPN tunnel (when it is not
encrypted I.E. when I use a NULL encryption key). The only
I was just modifying a dissector plugin that I wrote a few months back and am
having some problems where I least expected them. Since this is similar to what
I already have working I am perplexed. Here is a value string that is not
printing out in the dissection. Can anyone see a reason?
1) A
LL}};{ &hf_led_timing_3, { "LED Timing slot 3", "vppn.led.timing3", FT_UINT16, BASE_DEC, VALS(blink_vals), SLOT_3, "3rd second", HFILL }},and a proto_tree_add_item(... hf_led_timing_3, ...); On 10/24/06, Bill Fassler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
or .5s and OFF for .5s ON for .5s and OFF for .5s 0010 = LED Timing slot 3: Blink at: 0010 = LED Timing slot 4: Blink at: 0010 = LED Timing slot 5: Blink at: 0010
= LED Timing slot 6: Blink at: I apologize for s
or .5s and OFF for .5s ON for .5s and OFF for .5s 0010 = LED Timing slot 3: Blink at: 0010 = LED Timing slot 4: Blink at: 0010 = LED Timing slot 5: Blink at: 0010
= LED Timing slot 6: Blink at: I apologize for s
es in other dissectors.Thanx,JaapOn Thu, 21 Sep 2006, Bill Fassler wrote:> Ya know how the first branch of the plugin tree highlights the entire packet, the header, data and everything? Well, my superiors (who is everybody in the world it seems) insist that I add a final
branch that highlights t
Now that the test and debug team are using my plugin they had to switch from Ethereal to Wireshark and they are complaining because Ethereal seems to remember (saves) the settings and preferences for capture options and they all have to reset them manually every time they launch Wireshark.Why doesn
Ya know how the first branch of the plugin tree highlights the entire packet, the header, data and everything? Well, my superiors (who is everybody in the world it seems) insist that I add a final branch that highlights the actual data packet (in this case - an 80 byte audio packet). Everything I
Apparently my company has not yet officially registered their self selected ethernet type designation with IANA (or whoever it is supposed to be registered with). Can anyone give me some advice on the least painful method of making this protocol "official"?
Get your own web address for just $
concern now is that the first and last entries are zero. Could this create any run time problems?{0x00, "No Operation"}...{0, NULL}Gilbert Ramirez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 9/19/06, Bill Fassler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Thanks Guy, Jaap et al for helping me through t
ing or do something wrong?Regards,BillJaap Keuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,Better use:proto_tree_add uint(vppn_tree, hf_dest_id, tvb, 0, 0, packet_info.dl_dst);Thanx,JaapOn Mon, 18 Sep 2006, Bill Fassler wrote:> I could use a little more help. The propietary protocol I am working
I could use a little more help. The propietary protocol I am working with has a one byte ID at the ends of both the source and destination MAC addresses. This Source (SID) or Destination (DID) ID helps me identify whether the packet was generated by a Master board or a slave board and also helps m
t. This application is fairly easy to work with and I made good progress in the last few days for not having any idea how to do it before Monday. With help from pros like you I should have this plugin spit and polished in no time.Thanks again,BillGuy Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Sep 1
I am working on a proprietary VoIP protocol plugin. I have my build enviornment configured and am apparently producing a usable plugin dll. My company isolates its intenal development machines from the external Internet, so what I wind up doing is building on a Internet capable workstation in ord
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