Thanks for the responses; they have helped, albeit in an
indirect way. Unfortunately I can’t supply the details, however our
development team have now told me they can build Ethereal again with changes
implemented to produce the necessary decode. I will update with more details
when this is done.
Regards
Darren
On Mon, Aug 15, 2005 at 11:10:04AM -0700, Darren Adkinson wrote:
>
> Thanks Ronnie. It is indeed ppp straight on top of udp, no standard that
> I'm aware of, although I know of at least two wireless applications
> using this procedure. The protocol stack:
>
> Data ---------------- Data
> IP1 ---------------- IP1
> PPP ---------------- PPP
> UDP ---------------- UDP
> IP2 ----- IP ----- IP2
> L2 ---- L2|L2 ---- L2
> PHY ---- PHY|PHY --- PHY
Which udp port are you using? How are the frame delimiters protected?
Byte stuffing? One frame per UDP packet?
ciao
Joerg
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