You can edit the 'K12 Protocols' table from Preferences->Protocols->K12xx
Click on preferences .
expand the protoocols tree.
scroll down until K12xx
click on K12xx
click on [Edit Table...]
In the protocols table,
click [New] to create a new binding
a "new" window will open
in "match" you put a unique part of the stack file e.g.: "v34_telcel_2"
in "protocol" you have to write the lowest layer protocol in the file
( "eth_withoutfcs" for ethernet, "mtp2" for mtp2, "x25" for X.25, "fr"
for frame-relay ).
BTW: If you have files containing X.25 or ANSI MTP2 I'd really
appreciate if you sent me a small one (of each), I have neither X25
nor MTP2 ANSI files and that'd be good for testing.
Luis
On 8/15/07, Segura, Miguel - Acision <miguel.segura@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> I tried to view rf5 files on wireshark and I got the following:
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> The question is how can I edit the k12 protocols table in order to be able to view the packets properly?
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> In this packets there are some smpp packets that I would like to see.
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