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For example, if I have two UDP packets (they are not split, and are not in a single frame/packet), packets 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets (they are not split, and are not in a single frame/packet), packets 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets (they are not split, and are not in a single frame/packet), packets different frames, frames 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets in different frames, frames 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets in different frames, frames 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
Edit: By the way, I set the text in the column to say "Message fragment" (for no reason really), these aren't actually fragmented. Sorry for the confusion
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets in different frames, frames 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
Edit: By the way, I set the text in the column to say "Message fragment" (for no reason really), these aren't actually fragmented. Sorry for the confusion
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets in different frames, frames 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
Edit: By the way, I set the text in the column to say "Message fragment" (for no reason really), these aren't actually fragmented. Sorry for the confusion
For example, as shown in the image below, if I have two UDP packets in different frames, frames 39 and 40, how would I go about dissecting them together? I need data from both packets. I assume I can't use reassembly, since reassembly is for split packets.
Would I need to use more then one dissector?
