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What's worse is that there are some protocol layers to implement between raw serial bytes and frames/packets which Wires

If you have USBPcap installed, I assume you are hit by bug 12845 which has been recently fixed so the development versio

Another possibility could be a disabled http dissector or one of those lower in the hierarchy (tcp, ip, ethernet). Can y

Use File->Export specified packets to save just the two packets above into a new pcap(ng) file, publish that file som

udp port 37008 is a capture filter, which tells the sniffing engine (WinPcap/npcap) which packets out of those seen on t

udp port 37008 is a capture filter, which tells the sniffing engine (WinPcap/npcap) which packets out of those seen on t

It is rather a question for the Mikrotik forum, however the answer is that you haven't chosen a particular interface to

It is rather a question for the Mikrotik forum, however the answer is that you haven't chosen a particular interface to

It could be a Wireshark bug, but it is more likely that the wireless hardware or driver does not actually measure the si

It could be a Wireshark bug, but it is more likely that the wireless hardware or driver does not actually measure the si

Not enough information. There can be a bug in the VoIP call parser, there can be some kind of non-symmetric codec use wh

In the RTP stream analysis, the line representing every packet whose RTP sequence number is not 1 higher than the one of

Can you be more specific? The pcapng format is described e.g here, but if you are interested in access to more than time

Can you be more specific? The pcapng format is described e.g here, but if you are interested in access to more than time

Check the manual on capture setup. In a switched environment, you can only see frames which the switch delivers to your

Use cloudshark.

If you mean that these calls arrive directly to your SIP phones, either configure the phones to only accept calls coming

As the TCP session has been successfully established and the server has received data on it, the network layer seems to

Have you tried to tick the "Time of Day" option at the right bottom corner of the VoIP Calls window? This window does no

Wireshark tells you what has happened, but rarely why it has happened. So you have seen that the client initiates the se

No way. Even if they wouldn't care about users' privacy, all these services have to use mediation servers for technical

TTL is independent between directions (the IP layer knows nothing about the TCP layer's notion of request and response).

Wireshark shows you exactly what has happened but rarely why it has happened. Here a firewall somewhere close to the ser

Wireshark shows you exactly what has happened but rarely why it has happened. Here a firewall somewhere close to the ser

Having the field boundaries indicated as first-(last+1) rather than first-last is not usual. So when I saw "34,35,36" fo

Having the field boundaries indicated as first-(last+1) rather than first-last is not usual. So when I saw "34,35,36" fo

Having the field boundaries indicated as first-(last+1) rather than first-last is not usual. So when I saw "34,35,36" fo

Having the field boundaries indicated as first-(last+1) rather than first-last is not usual. So when I saw "34,35,36" fo

My excuse for this embarrasing mistake is that I've never managed to cross the barrier of installing the development env

My problem is that I don't speak C++ (and I haven't used MATE for at least two years), so I can only surf the surface, b

My problem is that I don't speak C++ (and I haven't used MATE for at least two years), so I can only surf the surface, b

My problem is that I don't speak C++ (and I haven't used MATE for at least two years), so I can only surf the surface, b

MATE is out of question here. In Lua, you have to build a "table" (array) of the delta values, indexed by frame number,

"VoIP" consists of the call control (or signaling), which in your case is SIP, and the media, which in your case is RTP.

The "application" here is most likely the phone or the exchange, but if the SDP is forwarded by a SDP-aware device, it m

Session Description Protocol. Bandwidth information AS:84. What AS:84 stand for? Hello, I ran a Wireshark for ipphone an