> "Jim" == Jim Lloyd writes:
Jim> I imagine it might be driver specific, and now I see that the
Jim> ethernet interfaces on the servers I have available for testing
Jim> have a more diverse set of drivers than I was aware. Using
Jim> ethtool and checking a few different interf
> "Jon" == Jon Meyer writes:
Jon> What type of information do I need to supply in order to have a
Jon> new DLT type assigned?
1) who you are, and where your data encoding definition is kept, or
a C header file. (i.e a URL to a document)
Or if it's "proprietary", then a reason
On 16/03/10 04:40 PM, Jim Lloyd wrote:
I have a working application using libpcap that doesn't always filter as I
expect. The application is designed to sniff http traffic, so the filter can
be as simple as "tcp port 80". However, we allow sniffing multiple http
servers running on different ports
I have a working application using libpcap that doesn't always filter as I
expect. The application is designed to sniff http traffic, so the filter can
be as simple as "tcp port 80". However, we allow sniffing multiple http
servers running on different ports, so it is common to use a filter like
"t
On Mar 16, 2010, at 7:34 AM, jon_me...@selinc.com wrote:
> What type of information do I need to supply in order to have a new DLT
> type assigned?
A description of the format of the header at the beginning of the packet (so
that we can say "this DLT type is for a header that looks like this;
What type of information do I need to supply in order to have a new DLT
type assigned?
Thanks,
Jon
Jon W. Meyer
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
Marketing, Research & Development
Automation & Integration Engineering
Lead Software Engineer
jon_me...@selinc.com
509-332-1890 Ext 1773
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