Hi Oleg,
I have played with the SCTP code you sent and have some comments:
1. How much sense does it make to have SCTP conversations?
I'm wondering, because for UDP or TCP this corresponds to
a TCP connection or a UDP communication relation. But for
SCTP it has no sense, since SCTP associations are multihomed.
Guy, what do you mean?
2. If the user specifies a display filter for an association
you provide a statistic for the chunks. Currently on the last
chunk within each packet matching the display filter is counted.
How do you use this feature? Do you need this counter per
association for each direction separately or do you
use also other filters? We could integrate such a statistic
in the SCTP analysis window which shows information per association.
Best regards
Michael
On Feb 7, 2005, at 20:06 Uhr, Terletsky Oleg wrote:
Hi,
With regards to SCTP stat. I think it's great that you already have
something.
We will start using it as soon as you publish it.
It just currently we in the middle of the testing some big project that
includes SCTP measurement stuff and
I found it very useful for our testers instead of struggle with bunch
of
filters just get all information in one shot.
Guy,
Another question is AgentX dissector.
I sent the tarball and I'd like a to get some comments on it also.
Thanks,
Oleg.
-----Original Message-----
From: Terletsky Oleg
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 4:58 PM
To: 'ethereal-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
Cc: 'guy@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [Ethereal-dev] SCTP stat and Agentx dissector
Sorry for the wrong subject in the prev. message.
Hi,
I'd like contribute another work to ethereal community.
1) I've added some statistics to SCTP.
tap-sctp.tgz contains the following:
gtk/sctp_stat.c - contains SCTP stat. GUI
tap-sctpstat.c - tethereal variant of the same stat.
gtk/conversation_sctp.c - impl. of SCTP conversation info.
tap-sctp.patch - has a changes for packet-sctp.[hc] and
tap-iousers.c
and also for list of CM files
in order to support sctp stat and AgentX plug-in.
2) Plug-in dissector for AgentX protocol.
I've tested it on Linux RHAS 3.0 It builds and executes fine.
Thanks.
Oleg.
