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We can't see your system, nor know anything about your setup. You have to provide some context for this to make sense.

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What you've missed is studying this page on how switches make networking more efficient, but harder to monitor the compl

Tell dumpcap, not Wireshark to capture from em1.

One things that always strikes me as odd is that this is in fact a digital technology (SMS) put on a analogue carrier (m

Back to systems level then. The SMS gateway exists in the PSTN domain, where the PRI was connected also. In this domain

Simply zooming in in the RTP player window shows that the waveform in the non-working capture is a distorted version of

But have you captured from the FritzBox over it's AIIIP line? What does the SMS gateway beep look like there?

en0 represents the WiFi interface, yes? Then have a look here what's involved with that.

First thing would be to have access to the media session setup protocol (e.g., SDP in SIP). This can tell the parameters

What signalling protocol are we talking about here? And what media session protocol?

This is your duplicate.

Trying to get some 'industry standard terminology' here. You have an 'ETH bus', whatever that may be, and a media conver

If this is a bug please file an issue report with the Wireshark project on GitLab.

@Jim Young still the match between Mindspeed OUI and their Ethertype is striking, so I would guess the same: the OUI is

The IEC 61850 Sampled Values dissector does not provide a hook for custom TLV dissection. Being an ASN.1 generated disse

The filename is not in the write command packets, a GUID is present, which can be mapped to a file name. This is what th

The flexible way to do this is have a tree item with the raw value (e.g. myproto.rxrssi) and a tree item hanging from th

The web client tries to optimise the user experience by trying to get all information as fast as possible. It then help

This commit from two years ago refers to '19'. It refers to issues 12448, 12453 and 12457. Not sure if that provides th

Whether it's advised is up to your unique situation. Since there is no universal 'right answer' this prompt is made. It

This is wat google translate makes of it: I ping the cisco website (www.cisco.com) through the CMD but the ICMP packets

First thought would be to leverage the capabilities of the (unspecified) router or (unspecified) switch. I've yet to fin

A quick scan through the article finds it scares on details of networking this setup. I think the idea is to route all t

Using both setting VXLAN protocol preference or using Decode As... and selecting UDP port 65530 as VXLAN does seem to do

Using both setting VXLAN protocol preference and using Decode As... and selecting UDP port 65530 as VXLAN does seem to d

The packet number is based on the order in which the packets appear in the capture file (for a live capture, packets are

We can't see it either, because we have no clue about the context you are talking about. What kind of system, what OS, w

These calls primary_header = proto_tree_add_item(tc_tree, proto_tc_subset, tvb, offset, TC_PRIMARY_HEADER_LENGTH, ENC_NA

You are on the right track, but need to clear one hurdle first. What's happening is that you've used the code.wireshark

@JasMan Don't be too quick to rule out the ISP. It could be that they rerouted traffic on a link with slightly smaller M