Ethereal-users: RE: [Ethereal-users] vlan
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we
are trying to use this as a tool for VOIP and determine if VLAN is on
or off and prove it to our customers.
is there a way to assign a
vlan id # in a pc? (windows)or is it done only on the layer 2
switch
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From:
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[mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On
Behalf Of Guy Harris
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 6:09 PM
To:
Ethereal user support
Subject: Re: [Ethereal-users] vlan
Mix
(E-mail) wrote:
> where do I need to look in the sniffer trace for the
VLAN ID or TAG value
> I can see the DSCP tag but cant find the VLAN
ID or TAG
"Sniffer trace", in the sense of a trace captured with
Network
Associates/Network General's Sniffer(R) product, "sniffer trace"
in the
sense of a trace you captured with Ethereal (or tcpdump/WinDump),
or
"sniffer trace" in the sense of a trace you captured with some
other
application?
A packet with a VLAN tag will probably have an
Ethernet header, which
should have a destination and source address and
an Ethernet type value of
hex 8100, followed by a VLAN header, which
includes the VLAN tag and a
type/length value.
If it doesn't have
the VLAN header, and has an Ethernet header with an
Ethernet type value
other than hex 8100 (for example, hex 0800 for an IP
packet), then some
of the hardware or software Ethereal uses to capture
the packets stripped
off the VLAN header before handing the packet to the
capture application,
so it's not there.
If you were capturing with Ethereal (or
tcpdump/WinDump or some other
libpcap/WinPcap-based application), and
didn't get VLAN headers, see
http://www.ethereal.com/faq#q7.11
and the Ethereal
Wiki item to which it
refers.
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