Where is the NSIP protocol in the newest version of Wireshark?

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where is nsip protocol in the newest version of wireshark, i can't find it when using "decode as" option

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It looks like the NSIP dissector was renamed to GPRS-NS back in March. Here is the commit message from SVN revision 32295:

From Mike Morrin:
There were 2 dissectors for GPRS-NS (GSM 48.016) protocol, packet-gprs-ns.c and
packet-gprs-ns.c.  packet-nsip.c seemed to be the more complete, and has a
cleaner output.

I have polished up nsip.c and changed it so that it identifies itself as the
dissector for gprs-ns.

packet-gprs-ns.c can be deleted.

Does "Decode As" GPRS-NS work?

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answered 28 Sep '10, 09:05

Gerald Combs ♦♦
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yes it works! thank u

(28 Sep '10, 17:40) wxg

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