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Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some other vendor was the first one to share their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE (and likely several other similar ones later) using a different vendor's spec. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some other vendor was the first one to share have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE (and likely several other similar ones later) using a different vendor's spec. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some other vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE (and likely several other similar ones later) using a different vendor's spec. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other similar ones later) using a different vendor's spec. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other similar ones IEs later) using a different vendor's spec. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec. spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a complete sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a complete sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking so that I don't have w/o having to write anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a complete sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking w/o having to write code anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a complete sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking w/o having to code anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code) and code), so I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. Here's a pcap trace with it.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a complete sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking w/o having to code anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code), so I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline dissection. dissection at this point. Here's a pcap trace with it.the IE in question.

Many thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Proprietary PFCP IE Type 245 is decoded (by the current stable WS build) as some Packet Delay Thresholds, I suppose 'cos some vendor was the first one to have shared their own PFCP IE specs with WS Eng. I need to redefine that IE in my WS (and likely several other IEs later) using a different vendor's spec, which I already have for that IE. Assuming it's doable with Lua as mentioned here by @ranjeetsih is there perhaps a complete sample Lua PFCP dissector that I could tweak to my liking w/o having to code anything from scratch? The @ranjeetsih's one seems to be incomplete (e.g. missing the actual dissecting code), so I'm getting an error when trying to plug it into my WS. Dissecting performance is not a concern - just need a 100% correct (as per my vendor spec) offline PFCP dissection at this point. Here's a pcap trace with the IE in question.

Many thanks in advance!