[Andreas Fink <afink@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 06.02.2006, at 17:26, Joao Rosa wrote:

Dear Sir

 

I have the scenario in Jpg file (I have a PC --  x86 in Solaris 10 ), in the interface from the hub I sniff MGCP and SCTP (I see the controlling signaling) in other I see RTP ,  when I have  a problem in other MG a send the RTP to the  MG who I am sniffing and I see the RTP, with the MGCP and CCS7 I choice the call (that have the problem).  I choice Solaris 10 because is free and is (telnet, ftp and X sever) and support several client (so Ethereal can be running for several person in different PC,  for different problems). The PCI interface for MGCP never falls. the interface for RTP fall (RTP stream stay stopped) after several hours (I need to do Shutdown   PC) or unplug the Ethernet cable (If I unplug and plug the Ethernet cable) the stream flow again (I would like Why?). It is curiosity because the schema work, In reality the problem are with fax ; video who stay stopped and things like that, I only need sniff RTP for a short period and the interface only fall after several hour. I only need sniff continuously the signaling control.

Thank for you interest, if could me tell the reason why the interface (with RTP) fall?

Having debugged RTP and MGCP connections with SS7 before, I dont think this is a problem you can trace with ethereal too much.

This sounds more like a hardware problem or a software bug to me. Like a buffer overflow on the ethernet card or inside the software. Maybe Ethernet misconfiguration (duplex/simplex) which only shows up with heavy traffic from/to ethernet switch.

Problems you would more likely spot with ethereal are misconfigured IP's or problems during a certain type of call (for example if fax newer works but others do, you could see the codec negotiation and the like).

But maybe a full ethereal trace will give you insights we havn't thought of.

I would try to see what you get there.

 

With kinds regards

João Pereira Rosa

 

-----Original Message-----
From: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Felton, Doug
Sent: quarta-feira, 1 de Fevereiro de 2006 16:16
To: Ethereal user support; Alcides Faria
Subject: RE: [Ethereal-users] Problem with ethernet Interface

 

Joao,

 

I really don't understand your setup here. what is the function of the Solaris 10 box? Is is an X86 machine?

You say "the RTP stream remains stopped in the PC". What PC? Is this the machine running XP, or Solaris?

 

What do you mean that you need to "need to turn off the ethernet cable"? Do you mean you need to power down one of the machines at the end of the cable? Do you have to power down a switch? What do you have to power down?

 

Thanks,

Doug

 

-----Original Message-----
From: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Joao Rosa
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 5:45 AM
To: Ethereal user support; Alcides Faria
Subject: [Ethereal-users] Problem with ethernet Interface

Dear Sirs

 

I work at a phone company that has a voip network (with several media gateways controlled by a softswitch). In order to solve some problems I have set a “signaling server” (a computer with Solaris 10) that listens to MGCP (from softswitch – an interface PCI for a MGCP and another one for a Media Gateway).

When I have a problem (and I need to listen to a Media Gateway) I send the RTP from the gateway (that is having problems) to that one I am listening to).

 The problem is that after several hours the RTP stream remains stopped in the PC, and a I need to turn off the ethernet cable ; and then the RTP flow starts over again (the same problem happens in a computer with Windows Xp). with MGCP that problem does not happen. I think that is an electrical problem in the interface (layer one).

 

I would be much obliged if anyone could help me in order to solve this problem.

 

Thank you

 

Wirth Solaris I use the command  “snoop” to listening

With Windows I use “tethereal”

 

With kinds regardes

João Pereira Rosa

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