["Anders Broman (AL/EAB)" <anders.broman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

In order to use asn2eth you must of course be able to compile Ethereal.

 

As you noted the info is on the wiki asn2eth is in the folder ethereal/tools I'd recomend you to upgrade to the latest ethereal version as asn2eth is upgraded continously as are the PER and BER helpers.

under ethereal/asn1 you can find source files used to generate dissectors by asn2eth. If the protocol is a IN version INAP might be the protocol to look for othervise MAP_Dialogue is realy small and might provide

a good example.

 

Brg

Anders

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From: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bob Bowman
Sent: den 1 november 2005 16:14
To: 'Ethereal user support'
Subject: RE: [Ethereal-users] Using the asn1 plugin to decodeanarbitraryprotocol

Anders,

 

Thanks for your speedy response.  I'm somewhat new to Ethereal, so I would appreciate some assistance navigating the site.  I found references to asn2eth in the wiki, but nothing in the User Guide or Developer guide.  I'm using Ethereal 0.10.10 for Windows and I don't see anything in the source tree or the installation directories.  Can you tell me where asn2eth is located (and perhaps where I could find some examples of files successfully used to generate a dissector)?

 

Thanks,

 

Bob Bowman

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From: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Anders Broman (AL/EAB)
Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 6:58 AM
To: Ethereal user support
Subject: RE: [Ethereal-users] Using the asn1 plugin to decode anarbitraryprotocol

Hi,

If you have the asn1 spec it shouldn't be to much work to create a 'proper' dissector using asn2eth.

 

Brg

Anders

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From: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bob Bowman
Sent: den 1 november 2005 13:44
To: ethereal-users@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Ethereal-users] Using the asn1 plugin to decode an arbitraryprotocol

Hello,

 

I am trying to use Ethereal to decode packets that contain ASN.1 encoded PDUs for protocols that are not supported by Ethereal (e.g. CALEA J-STD-25).  To that end, I have created ASN.1 type tables from the ASN.1 definitions for these protocols and configured the asn1 plugin to point to them.  However, I have not had much luck in successfully decoding packets containing ASN.1-encoded PDUs.  Ethereal recognizes the packets as being ASN.1-encoded, but does not properly decode the protocol defined in the type table.  Below is a snippet of the ethereal.log file records for the beginning of the first packet encountered. 

 

Can someone point me in the right direction?

 

dissect_asn1: udp

PDUreset 1-0

==off=0 U0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  return 'explicit-EOC', ignore

PDUreset 1-1

==off=0 U0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  return 'explicit-EOC', ignore

==off=2 X0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  EOI, pos.node == 0

PDUreset 1-2

==off=2 U0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  return 'explicit-EOC', ignore

==off=4 X0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  EOI, pos.node == 0

PDUreset 1-3

==off=4 U0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  return 'explicit-EOC', ignore

==off=6 X0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  EOI, pos.node == 0

PDUreset 1-4

==off=6 U0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  return 'explicit-EOC', ignore

==off=8 X0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  EOI, pos.node == 0

PDUreset 1-5

==off=8 U0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  return 'explicit-EOC', ignore

==off=10 X0p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

  EOI, pos.node == 0

PDUreset 1-6

==off=10 U16p sp=1,pos=02251A88,tbl-choice[repeat]:SCF-information-object,0

    repeating choice

    choice [push], U0, SCF-information-object

    have U16, found C1, swn-scf-header

    have U16, found C2, swn-scf-ama

    have U16, found C3, swn-scf-trailer

    have U16, found C4, mpc-scf-exception

    have U16, found C5, msi-scf-normalized

    have U16, found C6, msi-scf-raw

    ...no matching choice...

    'SCF-information-object' U0 will be used

  candidate tbl-choice 'SCF-information-object', U0

  using: tbl-choice 'SCF-information-object', U0

  return [tbl-choice] 'SCF-information-object' vid=24064, tid=-1

 

Thanks,

--
Bob Bowman
Openwave Systems Inc.
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