(In this case you're using M3UA not SUA, but it's almost the same.)
So, if I understand you correctly you want to copy the DLR value out of
the SCCP portion of this message? What about right-clicking on the DLR
in the middle pane and selecting "Prepare as filter" or "Apply as
filter"? If you really only want the DLR's value you could also (by
right-clicking) "Copy" as various things (for example, "Bytes (Hex
Stream)").
Or is that not what you're looking for?
BARILLY YANN wrote:
Yes I mean SUA (SIGTRAN for signaling transport), to be more precise
RANAP protocol in my case
I have linked a packet in a .pcap file and a screen of what I see
(slightly different).
And my question is : in my packet, how can I copy the destination local
reference in a string in order to use it afterward ?
Thanks
Yann
PS missed the files ... sorry <<RANAP_Network_failure.pcap>>
<<RANAP_Network_failure.jpg>>
Message: 5
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:53:39 -0400
BARILLY YANN wrote:
> Hi,
>
> my goal is at least to implement statistics for SIGTRAN as we can find
> for GSM.
>
> I'd like to select the destination local references (dlr), once I have
> found a network failure and apply this sccp.dlr as a filter.
>
> I know how to find a packet that mentions the network failure, and how
> to apply the filter. But I'm not able to select the sccp.dlr out of
> clicking on it... that's not realy powerfull for an automated function!
When you say SIGTRAN do you mean SUA or...?
When you say a network failure, do you mean a COREF (SUA) or...?
A single-packet example capture might help me understand what you mean.
