Hi all,
I have got it wrong thanks for showing it,
It works fine
sorry for the trouble
Xavier
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Hi,
I'm missing the line 10 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??
Thanx,
Jaap
Varuna De Silva wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> Thanks for the reply, heres the text file attached
>
> Xavier
>
>
> 00 5c 5e 18 85 1a e2 45 70
> 08 83 56 1
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the reply, heres the text file attached
Xavier
00 5c 5e 18 85 1a e2 45 70
08 83 56 13 77 70 10 83 08
18 0a 02 03 0a 00 60 00 a3
20 90 90 03 1d 09 13 50 82
28 11 13 83 07 0a 0f 00
Could you send your isus.txt file?
Best regards
Michael
On Sep 6, 2007, at 9:07 AM, Varuna De Silva wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The lowest level of my SS7 frame is MTP2 and the highest is ISUP.
>
> I was able to run text2pcap - l 140 to get it with a MTP2 header.
> But I Still have the
> problem of text2
Hi,
The lowest level of my SS7 frame is MTP2 and the highest is ISUP.
I was able to run text2pcap - l 140 to get it with a MTP2 header. But I
Still have the
problem of text2pcap truncating my capture file size to 16 bytes starting at
zero.
C:\Program Files\Wireshark>text2pcap -l 140 isup.txt is
Hi Xavier,
What is the lowest level protocol in your SS7 frames? If it isn't one
of the SIGTRAN protocols, it is unlikely that is will work if you
encapsulate it in SCTP header. Since you are trying to decode ISUP, I
guess the lowest level protocol in your text file would have to be
M3UA for this
SS7 frame?
is it MTP2 or MTP3?
try text2pcap -l 142 (or 143) instead of creating fake headers, that
to have the file saved with MTP2 or MTP3 encapsulation.
The fake SCTP headers are of little use, as there's not an M2UA or
M3UA header to pass.
Luis
On 9/5/07, Varuna De Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I have a problem with running text2pcap on windows, when I try to run it, it
truncates in 16 bytes. For example in the following part of script i tried
to convert
a file isup.txt to a pcap format with a pseudo SCTP header the file is
larger than
16 bytes (36 bytes) but it truncates at 16 byt
