Hi,
You can use "cflow" as a display filter in
Ethereal, but you cannot use it as a capture filter.
http://www.ethereal.com/faq.html#q5.11
The syntax for capture filter is described in
the documentation for tcpdump/windump
corresponding to the libpcap/winpcap version you are using, e.g.
h
Hi,
I want to be able to test a particular bit in a
Display Filter. Is this possible?
I currently am just doing a Byte test using something
like this:
rtp.payload[4:1] == 2C
What I really need is to be able to determine if bit 2
of this Byte is set or not.
Thanks,
Wes
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Hi All,
I have created a capture filter for cflow. When I click on
capture start and apply this filter I get the following error message:
“unable to parse capture filter (parse error)
Interestingly enough, this looks like a valid display filter. Are you sure you did
not mix them up”
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Thanks Marco, works great. I would never have known
to use hex since ‘ether 01:23:45:67:89:ab’ does not
use hex.
Well, 'ab' sure looks like hex to me :-). But I see what you mean.
How come ether[10:4]=0x01234567 does not work? It
doesn’t give me a parser error but it do
--- Marco van den Bovenkamp
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > But Im looking to capture all packets coming from
> > NICs which MAC address that start with 01:23:45
> >
> > I have tried ether src[0:3]=01:23:45 or
>
> > ether src[0:3] 01:23:45 or eth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I’m looking to capture all packets coming from
NICs which MAC address that start with 01:23:45
I have tried ether src[0:3]=01:23:45 or
ether src[0:3] 01:23:45 or ether host
src[0:3] 01:23:45 but all returns a parse error
I’m using ethereal 0
On Wed, Feb 11, 2004 at 07:20:18AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> filter:ether host 01:23:45:67:89:AB
Sorry to be nitpicking, but I don't like it when people
send out example mac addresses that are multicast addresses.
I see this sort of bad example way too often in expensive
books and tr
Hi,
Im looking for a capture filter to capture a range of
MAC addresses.
I have been able to capture packets from one MAC
address of one NIC by using the following capture
filter:ether host 01:23:45:67:89:AB
But Im looking to capture all packets coming from
NICs which MAC address that sta
Title: Question about an error received in a trace.
Could you please assist me in determining the cause of the following error:
DCERPC fault: call_id: 11 ctx_id: 1 status: unknown (0x0005)
Thank You.
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On Feb 11, 2004, at 12:45 AM, Pablo wrote:
I have tested it before but i have two problems:
it is true that ethereal reads a number of file formats,
including the file formats of AiroPeek but i can't save it
as libpcap format (when i click in save as i only can save
as AiroPeek trace (V9 file form
On Feb 11, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Palmer Thomas J Civ HQ SSG/ENEM wrote:
What do the following errors mean???
They mean that your capture has traffic to and/or from TCP or SCTP port
1812, but it's not Diameter traffic, and the Diameter dissector is
noisy.
You probably don't want to change the first
What do the following errors mean???
XMLStub: Unable to open module libxml2.dll
Diameter: Using static dictionary! (Unable to use XML)
Diameter: Unable to find name for command code 0x, Vendor "1207959552"!
Diameter: Bad packet: Bad Flags(0x10) or Version(5)
Diameter: Unable to find name
On Feb 11, 2004, at 4:09 AM, Conti-Toutin Ana wrote:
when using Ethereal for sniffing OSI packets, I would like to replace
the 20-byte NSAP addresses by hostnames, similar to what can be done
with a "hosts" file for IP addresses.
How can I do this?
By taking the Ethereal source and adding to it
Hi Guys,
Need advice as I dont know what to conclude
Scenario
I went to a customer site and did some packet captures usis NAI sniffer. I
will use the logon-app.trc as an example. I basically captured packets while
a user logged on to a remote application. The aim being how much traffic is
gene
Hi,
i go on with the same dude. I want to know if somebody knows
where can i find dmp files format.
Guy Harris have told me yesterday this:
"Well, Ethereal is a program that does that - it reads a
number of file formats, including the file formats of
WildPackets' {Ether,Token,Airo}Peek programs, a
Dear Ethereal Users,
when using Ethereal for sniffing OSI packets, I would like to replace the 20-byte NSAP
addresses by hostnames, similar to what can be done with a "hosts" file for IP
addresses.
How can I do this?
I am running Ethereal 0.10.0 on Windows.
Thanks in advance for your help,
A
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Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 3:45 AM
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> On Feb 10, 2004, at 9:56 AM, Joe Walsh wrote:
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> > D
Hi,
Thanks for the reply Guy..yeah, by hangups i mean, it doesnt respond to any
mouse or key movements.. Also, the capture file is approx 8 MB i think.. is
there someplace where i can upload it ?
THanks a lot.. i'll b sitting n waitin for ur reply..
Suhail.
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