[Jay Taylor <foosyou@xxxxxxxxx>]

Because RDP is encrypted I doubt you would see any correlation between what you see of your screen and the packets going across the network. As suggested sending a ping from the RDP client after a specific action on the RDP server would help you find the corresponding packets but the application layer data would still be encrypted.

Hansang Bae wrote:

On 10:09 AM 6/16/2005, Nush Ahmed wrote:
  

I have a problem which is getting very tricky! I am trying to capture data being sent over an RDP client. For example, when I perform an action on my app using RDP I want to know when the data packet was and when the bitmap image is returned to screen. I can capture packets going to from the machines, however I can't get the data in the packets into a human recogniseable form. Also the bitmap which is sent back may be split into a number of packets.  
    

As far as I know, this is not possible because everything is being tunneled inside the RDP.  One possible work around would be to send ping packets in between actions *outside* of the rdp session.  So if you have a PC hitting a terminal server, use RDP to do your actions.  Then after each action, ping from your PC to the terminal server - these will act as markers.

But if you need fine granularity, this won't work.

hsb 

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