Title: Message
Oliver,
I'm
also with version 0.10.4. and the result is different.
But if
filter is composed with "mmse and tcp" and there is only one MMSE decoded frame,
I'm not surprised that only the MMSE frame will be displayed after
applying the filter.
Do you have any idea of what is happening?
Regards,
Edson
That's really odd. My version of Ethereal (0.10.4) shows both packets
24 and 26 with the "mmse and tcp" display filter, and shows the 3 desired
packets with "(mmse and tcp) or tcp.reassembled_in == 24 or tcp.reassembled_in
== 26" as display filter.
Regards,
Olivier
Oliver,
Thanks for your
prompt answer.
I did what
you mentioned but did not work. In fact when I applied the 1st display
filter I was able to see only frame #26.
Regards,
Edson
Hello Edson,
This is currently not
possible "automatically" but you can do it this way:
1. Apply the
following display filter:
mmse and tcp
2. Note all packets that match:
24, 26
3. Now create the following display filter:
(mmse and tcp) or
tcp.reassembled_in == 24 or tcp.reassembled_in ==
26
4. Prontinho
:)
Should you have an MMSE-over-WSP-over-UDP capture, then you
replace "tcp"
with "udp" in the previous explanation.
Hope this
helps!
Regards,
Olivier
-----Original
Message-----
From: Santos Edson-WES051
I'm using Ethereal to
decode some MMS messages and I'm able to decode the
MMSE
accordingly.
Refer to the file attached, frame #22 is a HTTP Post
(sending the MMS
Message) and frame #24 is the MMS message itself. Is
there any way to decode
frame #24 as MMSE considering the
Content-Type/Content-Legth headers from
frame #22?
Please, could
some help me on that?
My Best Regards,
Edson
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