message flow, but the
INVITE messages are never included.
Is there some possibility to force Wireshark to assembling fragmented IP
protocol packets?
Cheers
FRanz
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-file and produce a nice message flow, but
the INVITE messages are never included.
Is there some possibility to force Wireshark to assembling fragmented IP
protocol packets?
Cheers
FRanz
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How about Edit-preferences-Protocols-IP Reassemble Fragmented IP
datagrams = True ?
Thanks. This has an effect.
If IP Reassemble Fragmented IP datagrams = false (not checked) than the
packets are assembled
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Hi,
From what I can se there is no second fragment in the trace, hence no
reassembly.
Best regards
Anders
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On Tue, Apr 24, 2007 at 08:21:38PM +0200, Franz Edler wrote:
Thanks again. You are right. The packets are cut after 1500 bytes.
The problem is now at Linux tcpdump which was the tool that produced the
trace.
Did you by any chance use a filter with port numbers? Since port numbers
are only
Hi,
Did you by any chance use a filter with port numbers? Since port numbers
are only present in the IP-fragment that has the UDP/TCP header in it
all the other fragments are not seen by the filter.
Yes. I used a port filter.
If you only filter on ip-addresses you should be fine though :)
I
Yes,
If you only filter on ip-addresses you should be fine though :)
It now works. Tcpdump dumps all fragments and these are correctly
re-assembled by wireshark and by the tool to produce the message flow.
Thanks again, all the helped so quickly.
-Franz
