McAtee, Kip wrote:
> +if (octet[0] == 0x00 && octet[1] == 0x21)
> +{
> +call_dissector(ppp_handle, next_tvb, pinfo, tree);
> +}
So is this for VC-multiplexed PPPoA (for IP)? If so, you might want to
use pntohs() on the two octets and compare a
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I incorporated Guy Harris's suggestions and entered the patch into
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nlpid.h #defines Q2119 as 0x0c. However, the X.263 table I checked
from the ITU's web site
says this value is 0x0a. There are comments that indicate the same
value can have a slightly
different meaning depending on context, so I hesitate to just file a
bug report
Also, should I see
