On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 12:13:25PM -0400, pradeep reddy wrote:
> In the IO graphs I can get graphical display of a particular field, is
> it posibble to get numerical value of this sum?
Unfortunately, there is no way to get the values from the IO graph.
Please open a bug report (and mark it as a
If you are using 0.99.6 or lower you are probably either missing
libxml.dll or not have enabled the use of the dictionary in
preferences.
BTW Instead of looking for the lib that does not come with
wireshark... you could download
fromhttp://www.wireshark.org/download/automated/ a recent snapshot
w
Hi,
I ve added the following to dictionary.xml, but wirehshark does not decode it:
Thanks,
Leonard
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Hi all,
In the IO graphs I can get graphical display of a particular field, is it
posibble to get numerical value of this sum?
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Regards
Pradeep
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Digging some more, I think it might be a WinPcap problem. If I'm
reading it right, WinPcap might have problems with NDIS network
drivers. My 64-bit servers in question are trying to sniff on a
Broadcom L2 NDIS network adapter. So far my 32-bit servers that I've
tested with have been Intel Pro 10
When I run 'dir //remote_server/c$' from a 64-bit Windows 2003 Server,
I see the handshake packets but -not- any of the data packets
afterwards. If I run it from a 32-bit Windows 2003 Server, I see all
of the TCP and SMB traffic that comes after the handshake. Wireshark
0.99.6a is installed on al
