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Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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?

Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

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Would I need to use more then one dissector?

Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

image description

Would I need to use more then one dissector?

Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

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Would I need to use more then one dissector?

Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

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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

Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

HEREHERE

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

Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

HEREHERE

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

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Can I dissect multiple packets without using reassembly?

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.

HERE

Would I need to use more then one dissector?